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Ukraine rethinking counter-offensive after leak: report

A media report says Ukraine had been forced to amend some military plans because of a US leak.
Kyiv, Reuters

Russian forces have pressed attacks on frontline cities in eastern Ukraine while Ukrainian officials played down a report that they […]

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