Ukraine war latest: 40,000 without heating after Russian strike; Kim orders 'mass production' of suicide drones
Overnight Russian attacks on Ukraine have killed one person in the southern port city of Odesa, according to officials. Meanwhile, state media in North Korea says Kim Jong Un has recently sanctioned the "mass production" of suicide drones.
Bilohorivka sits at the base of steep chalk hills that have been occupied by Russian forces almost since the start of the war ...
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