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Newsday: 14/03/2022 04:32 GMT : Mariupol: More than 2,100 citizens have been killed according to city council

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14/03/2022 04:32 GMT : Mariupol: More than 2,100 citizens have been killed according to city council

Mariupol: More than 2,100 citizens have been killed according to city council

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Many parts of Ukraine are still experiencing relentless fighting as missiles intensify

Many parts of Ukraine are still experiencing relentless fighting as missiles intensify.

On day 19 of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, fighting continues in many areas of the country. Russia continues to advance in some areas, but seems to be held up in others. 

We hear from the Mayor of Mykolaiv a port city on the south coast of Ukraine which has been bombed for over a week by Russia. The city has been taken over by Russian troops, and the city of Odessa which is awaiting an attack.

Als0, we hear from Mozambique that is dealing with the aftermath of cyclone Gombe after winds exceeding 200kmh pummelled the north and central areas of the country on Friday.

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