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Ukraine war: Kharkiv 'advance', 80,000 Russian casualties claim and Europe's biggest nuclear plant

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From Ukrainian troops advancing around Kharkiv to the Pentagon's latest Russian casualties estimate, here is what you need to know about the Ukraine war this Tuesday.

Added on the 09/08/2022 08:36:30 - Copyright : Euronews EN

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