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A living room in Kharkiv destroyed by a Russian attack on January 30
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One dead and four wounded in Russian attacks
11:14 a.m
.: In Ukraine, at least one person has been killed and four injured by Russian shelling in several parts of the country in the past 24 hours.
This is reported by the online newspaper “Kyiv Independent”, citing local authorities.
In the
Kharkiv
region , a 62-year-old man was killed and an 83-year-old woman killed, Governor Oleh Syniehubov wrote on Telegram on Tuesday morning.
Residential buildings, industrial plants, a police station and private houses were damaged.
According to the governor of the
Donetsk
region , Pavlo Kyrylenko, Russian shelling has meanwhile injured three people in three places near and along the front line.
Residential buildings were hit in several communities.
Russian troops also fired on other regions such as
Cherson
,
Zaporizhia
or
Dnipropetrovsk
, the Kyiv Independent reported.
Residential buildings and energy infrastructure were hit.
London believes that Kremlin troops in Donetsk are only capable of gaining local territory
10:27 a.m .:
According to British military experts, a significant breakthrough by Russian troops in Ukraine is currently unlikely.
This emerged from the daily intelligence update from the Ministry of Defense in London.
Accordingly, Russian commanders are currently trying to advance into the Ukrainian-held part of the Donetsk region.
"There is a realistic possibility that Russia will continue to make local territorial gains in the area," the statement said.
However, a significant breakthrough is unlikely given insufficient uncommitted troops.
The British Ministry of Defense has been publishing daily information on the course of the war since the beginning of the Russian war of aggression against Ukraine at the end of February last year, citing intelligence information.
In doing so, the British government wants to both counter the Russian portrayal and keep allies in line.
Moscow accuses London of a targeted disinformation campaign.
Biden says no to F-16 jets, Lula wants to mediate with China
7.40 a.m .:
US President Biden brakes in the fighter jet debate.
Emmanuel Macron, on the other hand, does not rule out anything for the time being.
And: Brazil's head of state Lula brings himself into play as a mediator.
Read the night's developments here.
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