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Russian rocket kills Ukraine’s actress in apartment
A rocket fired by Russian forces has killed a renowned Ukrainian actress, Oksana Shvets, in her apartment in South-East Kyiv, the country’s capital.
A Ukrainian company, Young Theatre, confirmed Shvets death in a statement on Saturday.
The firm posted a tribute to the actress alongside a picture of the theatre and film star on social media.
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The 67-year-old previously worked for Young Theatre in a glittering career that landed her several honours.
In a statement, translated in Ukrainian language, the company wrote: “Bright memory to the talented actress! There is no forgiveness for the enemy that has come to our land!”
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