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Residents flee Ukrainian Capital as air-raid sirens herald Russian invasion

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Residents of Kiev are fleeing the capital after the full-scale unprovoked attack on Ukraine.

Civilians have been filmed fleeing Kiev as the air-raid sirens blast out across the city.

Kiev and other major cities of Ukraine are facing Russian missile strikes as Russia attacks the country from all fronts.

Ukraine’s Interior Ministry has confirmed: “Missiles have just struck at the centre of the Military Administration, airfields, military depots, in Kyiv, Kharkiv, and Dnipro.

Russia’s defence ministry has stated that they are employing high-precision weapons aiming for military targets, not civilians.

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