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  • By: Tessa Bennett
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Rescuers search for victims in an apartment building destroyed by a Russian missile attack in the centre of Lviv, Western Ukraine on Sept. 4, 2024 (AP-Mykola Tys/The Canadian Press).
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VIDEO: According to Ukrainian authorities, Russia launched it’s largest missile and drone attack on Ukraine so far this year on Monday night. The offensive cut heat to tens of thousands of people and ended a brief reprieve agreed to by Moscow and Washington as Ukrainians struggle through brutal winter conditions. Last week, Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed to pause strikes on major Ukrainian cities and energy infrastructure until Sunday, after a “personal request” from U.S. President Donald Trump, but the early morning assault reportedly targeted six regions and involved 70 missiles and 450 attack drones.

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