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Russian Attack Destroys Shops In Kyiv

October 22, 2026, Kyiv, Ukraine: A book from the Harry Potter series by British author J. K. Rowling lies on the ground among rubble in a shopping area in the Obolonskyi district damaged by a Russian attack, Kyiv, Ukraine, October 22, 2026. On Thursday night, Russian forces struck the Ukrainian capital with ballistic missiles and drones. According to the Kyiv City Military Administration, six districts came under attack. One person was killed, 24 were injured, and 16 of them were hospitalised.,Image: 1145682862, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: * Belarus And Russia Rights OUT *, Model Release: no  , Credit line: Marianna Kotyk / Zuma Press / Europa Press
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Código:
7862553
Fecha:
22/10/2026
Dimensiones:
3200 x 2133 (4,53 MB.)
Lugar:
Ukraine, Kyiv
Fotos del Tema:
12
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October 22, 2026, Kyiv, Ukraine: A book from the Harry Potter series by British author J. K. Rowling lies on the ground among rubble in a shopping area in the Obolonskyi district damaged by a Russian attack, Kyiv, Ukraine, October 22, 2026. On Thursday night, Russian forces struck the Ukrainian capital with ballistic missiles and drones. According to the Kyiv City Military Administration, six districts leer más came under attack. One person was killed, 24 were injured, and 16 of them were hospitalised.,Image: 1145682862, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: * Belarus And Russia Rights OUT *, Model Release: no , Credit line: Marianna Kotyk / Zuma Press / Europa Press Editorial licence valid only for Spain and 3 MONTHS from the date of the image, then delete it from your archive. For non-editorial and non-licensed use, please contact EUROPA PRESS. leer menos

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