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Multiple Russian attack drones hit apartment buildings and an administrative center in

Ukraine's northeastern city of Sumi, and so far, officials say two people were killed,

and 19 were hurt, including a five-year-old.

As Ukraine presses on with its slow but steady counteroffensive, Ukraine's deputy defense minister

claims that they've clawed back around 14 square miles of territory from Russia in the

last week.

Meanwhile, in an exclusive interview with CNN, Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelinsky slammed

Russian leader Vladimir Putin, insisting he's, quote, week after the short-lived mutiny by

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