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CNN —Ukraine’s foreign minister has accused Russia of being behind a series of more than a dozen letters containing explosives or animal parts that were sent to Ukrainian diplomats around the world. “This campaign is aimed at sowing fear,” Dmytro Kuleba told CNN’s Matthew Chance in an exclusive interview in Kyiv on Friday. CNN was shown an image of one of the letters containing what officials said was the eyeball of a pig inside a padded envelope. ‘Who benefits?’Kuleba earlier urged foreign governments to guarantee maximum protection of Ukrainian diplomatic institutions in accordance with the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations. Nikolenko also stated that the Ukrainian Embassy in the United States received a letter with a photocopy of a critical article about Ukraine.
Their fiercest fight is taking place for the city of Bakhmut, besieged for months by Russian forces. As a CNN team drove in on the heavily trafficked main road, a Russian artillery shell landed on a building just a few dozen yards away. Much of this war is fought avoiding the incessant Russian artillery threat. Ukrainian soldiers watch a real-time feed from a drone as they target artillery strikes on Russian positions. Further toward the front, in a treeline bordering farmland, is the Ukrainian artillery unit on the other end of the phones with the basement.
Residents of the Polish village of Przewodów said they heard a loud "whoosh" just before a missile killed two Polish citizens on Tuesday, according to CNN. The two people killed were farmers in working in a field, said CNN's Matthew Chance, who spoke with village residents familiar with the pair. Poland, a NATO member, has yet to say if it's determined where the missile was fired from, or why it fell on Przewodów. However, the country is considering invoking Article 4 of the NATO military alliance treaty, said Polish government spokesperson Piotr Muller, per Reuters. Article 4 allows any NATO member nation to consult the rest of the alliance on issues of territorial integrity, political independence, or national security.
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