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1. bombing of borodianka
2. 2022 july dnipro missile strike
3. attack on nova kakhovka
4. millerovo air base attack
5. 2022 vinnytsia missile attacks
6. battle of kyiv
7. 2022 ukrainian refugee crisis
8. stara krasnianka care house attack
9. 2022 western russia attacks
10. bilohorivka school bombing
11. russian occupation of sumy oblast
12. battle of irpin
13. desna barracks airstrike
14. battle of vasylkiv
15. 2022 ukraine cyberattacks
16. kramatorsk railway station attack
17. battle of bucha
18. 2022 zhytomyr attacks
19. battle of makariv
20. 2022 anti-war protests in russia
21. battle of lysychansk
22. battle of hostomel
23. mariupol theatre airstrike
24. battle of trostianets
25. march 2022 donetsk attack
26. chuhuiv air base attack
27. southern ukraine campaign
28. 2022 chornobaivka attacks
29. siege of mariupol
30. battle of davydiv brid
31. 11 july 2022 shelling of kharkiv
32. battle of hlukhiv
33. battle of lyman
34. northeastern ukraine offensive
35. mykolaiv cluster bombing
36. battle of lebedyn
37. mariupol art school bombing
38. battle of kherson
39. battle of mykolaiv
40. russo-ukrainian war

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