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Russia Aims to Cripple Kyiv Before Winter, Fuel Political Unrest

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Africa Canada Middle East Russia Ukraine

Who wrote first

  1. Russia MK
  2. Ukraine UNIAN
  3. Canada The Globe and Mail
  4. Africa MyJoyOnline (Ghana)
  5. Middle East Arab News

How it is reported

Russia less than usual

MK original
To paralyze until winter: in Britain revealed the plan of Russia in Kiev
Lenta.ru original
In the UK revealed the changed plans of Russia in Ukraine
Rossiyskaya Gazeta original
The Economist: Russia intends to increase pressure on Kiev before the beginning of winter

Ukraine more than usual

UNIAN original
Russia wants to paralyze Kiev before the onset of winter with massive blows The Economist
Zerkalo nedeli original
Strikes, sabotage and chaos: Russia wants to paralyze Kiev before winter
Obozrevatel original
Attacks on supermarkets and data centers: The Economist revealed the dangerous plan of the Russian Federation against Kiev
NV (English)
Russia begins three-part terror campaign against Kyiv — The Economist
Kyiv Post
Russia Launches Winter Energy Campaign, Ukrainian PM Says
UNIAN original
Russia is trying to destroy the economy of Ukraine: voiced the scale of losses
Kyiv Post
Russia Aims to Cripple Kyiv Before Winter, Fuel Political Unrest
UNIAN original
Russia is hitting the energy sector: the expert told when problems will begin in Ukraine

Canada

The Globe and Mail
Russia steps up attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure ahead of winter

Middle East

Arab News
Russia targets Kyiv power supply as freezing winter approaches

Africa

MyJoyOnline (Ghana)
Russia launches largest attack on Ukraine energy infrastructure since spring

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Russia (3 of the usual ~24)

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