New Russian Missile Fired at Ukraine Carried Warheads Without Explosives, Sources Say
KYIV (Reuters) - A new ballistic missile fired by Russia at the Ukrainian city of Dnipro last week carried multiple warheads but no explosives, and caused limited damage, two senior Ukrainian government sources said.
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