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Power outages plague Ukraine during ongoing conflict

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Ukrainian engineers attempt to repair electricity supplies (AAP) Source: AAP

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Power is being restored to parts of Ukraine but most of the country still remains without electricity as winter temperatures reach freezing levels.

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