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Children in Ukraine risk hypothermia after Russian attacks, aid groups say

Australian Broadcasting Corporation 1 min read 2 months ago


International aid agencies say children across Ukraine risk hypothermia in freezing temperatures as emergency stocks of power generators run low following Russian attacks on energy infrastructure.
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