Russian missiles hit Ukrainian apartment buildings and injure 17 in latest strikes on civilian areas

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Officials say Russia fired two missiles at Kharkiv city in northeastern Ukraine during the night, hitting apartment buildings and a medical center and injuring 17 people
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