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Suspilne, Ukraine's state broadcaster, reports that the distribution of humanitarian aid in Nevske in the Ukraine-controlled portion of Luhansk has been paused after Russian shelling.

It cites the regional governor Artem Lysohor, who said there were no casualties or injuries, but that due to the deterioration of the security situation, the humanitarian aid would be distributed later.

The rescue operations at the site of the missile strike in Kramatorsk have been completed.

A total of 12 people, including three children, died as a result of the attack. 60 people were injured, including an eight-month-old baby.