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New Year raids kill four, wound dozens

KYIV: Russia's New Year assaults on Ukraine left four people dead and wounded dozens this weekend as Moscow on Sunday (Monday in Manila) claimed to have thwarted Kyiv's 'terror attacks' on the homeland.

The Ukrainian capital and other cities came under fire from missiles and Iranian-made drones on Saturday, killing three people.

NEW YEAR DEVASTATION A police officer speaks on the phone at the bottom of a hotel, which has been partially destroyed by a Russian strike in the center of the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv, on Dec. 31, 2022. Russia’s New Year assaults on Ukraine left four people dead and wounded dozens this weekend as Moscow on Sunday, Jan. 1, 2022 (January 2 in Manila), claimed to have thwarted Kyiv’s ‘terror attacks’ on the homeland. AFP PHOTO