Putin Approves Deportation of Annexed Territory Residents Refusing Russian Citizenship

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Russia launched more than 20 cruise missiles and two drones towards Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities, killing at least 17 people, including several children. Heavy fighting continued in the eastern city of Bakhmut, and President Volodymyr Zelenskiy condemned the attacks as "a night of Russian terror." The Ukrainian air defense managed to shoot down most of the missiles, but civilian infrastructure was damaged, and a child was injured by falling debris. The attack caused extensive damage to buildings, and prosecutors have opened a war-crimes investigation into the strike.
- Putin Legalizes Deportation Of Residents Of Illegally Annexed Territories Who Refuse Russian Citizenship Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty
- Putin signs into law decision to deport Ukrainians without Russian passports from Russian-occupied Ukrainian territories Yahoo News
- Racial Cleansing: Moscow turning captured parts of Ukraine into mini-Russia Firstpost
- Putin signs law on stripping naturalised Russians who 'threaten national security' of citizenship, RIA reports Reuters
- Putin signs decree allowing deportation of residents of annexed territories who refuse Russian citizenship Meduza
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