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Russian forces facing growing logistics problems in occupied Kherson region, official says
The Russian-installed authorities in the occupied part of the Kherson region have tried to profit from a fuel shortage, while Russian forces are facing increasingly serious logistics problems, according to a regional official. — Ukrinform.
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