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  1. Poland mobilized forces as a NATO member, while Kyiv Pechersk Lavra was seriously damaged in a direct attack.

Russian strikes on June 1st damaged religious and civilian targets, causing power outages in Kyiv and prompting calls for international intervention.

3 reports, 3 independent Updated Jun 15
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Russian strikes on June 1st damaged religious and civilian targets, causing power outages in Kyiv and prompting calls for international intervention.

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KharkivPolandKyivUNESCO

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  1. Russian army advances into Kharkiv region with a strategic plan targeting the encirclement of Kyiv via Poland.Sub-event
  2. Russia placed the Kyiv Pechersk Lavra under the Moscow Patriarchate and targeted the heritage site in Kyiv.Sub-event
  3. Klymenko reports on Kyiv strikes and Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra is UNESCO-listed following Russian attacks on June 1st.Sub-event
  4. Russia launched major missile attacks on Kyiv, a UNESCO site, clashing with Ukrainian defenses.1 source
  5. Attacks on Kyiv and religious sites continue, drawing international attention and calls for aid.1 source

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Poland mobilized forces as a NATO member, while Kyiv Pechersk Lavra was seriously damaged in a direct attack. All 3 developments

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