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Smoke billows after Russian airstrike targets Kyiv TV tower

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Smoke billows after an apparent Russian airstrike hit Kyiv's main television tower in the heart of the Ukrainian capital, knocking out some state broadcasting but leaving the structure intact. After a blast sounded around the city and smoke was seen rising in the Babi Yar district, the interior ministry said equipment had been damaged and "channels won't work for a while". IMAGES

Added on the 01/03/2022 17:03:16 - Copyright : AFPTV - First images

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