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Ukraine war latest: Fears up to 300 died in Mariupol theatre bombing

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"From eyewitnesses, information appeared that about 300 people died in the drama theatre of Mariupol," said the city council in a statement. View on euronews

Added on the 25/03/2022 07:53:28 - Copyright : Euronews EN

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