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‘Where there were bombs, there are now sunflowers’: The woman ridding Ukraine of Russian mines

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‘Where there were bombs, there are now sunflowers’: The woman ridding Ukraine of Russian mines
‘Where there were bombs, there are now sunflowers’: The woman ridding Ukraine of Russian mines
Ukraine has been littered with mines since Putin invaded the country in 2022, posing a devastating risk to civilians. Antonina Kulhava, a humanitarian deminer, tells Maira Butt how she is trying to make her country safer
Meduza
Meduza16 hrs ago
A 24-year-old woman planted a bomb that killed a Russian officer near St. Petersburg. By the time the FSB tracked her to Turkey, she had already left for Moldova.
A 24-year-old Russian woman is a suspect in the bombing of a car belonging to a lieutenant colonel with a St. Petersburg unit of Russia’s Air Force and Air Defense, the local news outlet Fontanka said, without disclosing its source. The suspect has not been named.
The Moscow Times
The Moscow Times🏁 first to report1 days ago
Car Bomb Kills Military Officer in St. Petersburg
The lieutenant colonel’s wife was also in the car at the moment of the blast and was badly injured, local media reported.
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