Ukraine's 'Post-Apocalyptic' Frontline City Closed to Civilians Due to Russian Attacks

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Ukraine has ordered all remaining civilians to evacuate the front-line city of Avdiivka due to constant Russian missile and rocket attacks. The largely obliterated city, located just 55 miles south of the strategically important city of Bakhmut, had a population of more than 32,000 before the outbreak of the war. Ukrainian officials warned that Avdiivka could become a “second Bakhmut” as Moscow pivots its attention there. Ukraine is waiting for modern weapons pledged by its Western allies during the winter to arrive before launching its assault.
- Ukraine bans civilians from 'post-apocalyptic' front-line city over constant Russian missile, rocket attacks New York Post
- Ukraine shuts 'post-apocalyptic' battlefield town to civilians Reuters
- Ukraine Evacuating 'Post-Apocalyptic' Frontline Near Bakhmut: Official Newsweek
- Russian forces have a new focus, and the target city already looks like a 'place from post-apocalyptic movies,' Ukrainian officials say Yahoo News
- Ukraine war: Intensified Russian bombings 'spare nothing and no one' Euronews
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