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Five killed in Moscow region amid Ukraine warehouse strikes

Five people have died in the Moscow region as Ukraine continued strikes on warehouse facilities in Russia. Sites in St Petersburg and Tver were also hit, while Russian strikes on Ukraine killed at least one person.

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Five people have been killed in the Moscow region as Ukraine continued strikes targeting warehouse facilities inside Russia.

Facilities in St Petersburg and Tver were also hit, according to the available information, extending the reported attacks beyond the Moscow region. Details of the specific sites affected, the scale of damage and the identities of those killed have not been specified.

The reported strikes form part of continuing attacks involving Russia and Ukraine. While warehouse facilities in Russia were hit, Russian strikes on Ukraine also caused casualties, with at least one person reported killed.

The latest incidents show the conflict continuing to produce deaths on both sides, with strikes affecting locations in Russia as well as Ukraine. Further information on the damage, casualties and any official responses has not been provided in the supplied material.

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