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Ukraine, latest news. Zaporizhzhia, fear of a brief disconnection from the electricity grid. Dugina, Kiev disappointed by the Pope’s words

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Ukraine, latest news.  Zaporizhzhia, fear of a brief disconnection from the electricity grid.  Dugina, Kiev disappointed by the Pope’s words

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Tension is growing around the Ukrainian nuclear power plant: first problems with connection to the electricity grid, then fires in the neighboring woods. Exchange of accusations between Moscow and Kiev. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Kuleba expresses disappointment to the Vatican over Bergoglio’s statements after the death of Dugin’s daughter

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