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    Ukraine airdrops four tonnes of food into occupied Oleshky as civilian famine deepens

    Ukrainian forces delivered four tonnes of food and medicine using heavy drones to the occupied town of Oleshky, where up to 2,000 trapped civilians face severe starvation.

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