"This is terrorism. Terrorism with different epithets. Food terrorism. You name it. They [Russians - ed] are trying to destroy the potential of the country [Ukraine - ed.], which continues to maintain a high economic level despite the war," Humeniuk said.Furthermore, on the morning of 1 November, the Russian army hit a grain storage facility with an unidentified type of missile, according to Natalia Humeniuk. On 1 November, the Russian Air Force also dropped two glide bombs on a kindergarten in one of the settlements of Beryslav district (Kherson Oblast), according to the head of the Kherson Oblast Military Administration, Oleksandr Prokudin. Related:
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