Odessa, Odes'ka Oblast, Ukraine · SOURCE-LINKED REPORT

Assassination Attempt Targets Ukrainian Khartia Military Commander Ihor Obolenskyi in Kharkiv

An assassination attempt has targeted Ihor Obolenskyi, the commander of the Ukrainian Khartia unit, in the city of Kharkiv. Authorities are investigating the targeted attack against the military leader. No official details have been released regarding Obolenskyi's current condition or the identity of the attackers.

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An assassination attempt has targeted Ihor Obolenskyi, the commander of the Ukrainian Khartia unit, in the city of Kharkiv. Authorities are investigating the targeted attack against the military leader. No official details have been released regarding Obolenskyi's current condition or the identity of the attackers.

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