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Russian shelling hit a supermarket and a railway station in Kherson region, killing at least 21 people and wounding 48, Zelenskyy said, and a missile strike destroyed a clinic in Dnipro, killing two civilians according to Ukrainian officials. [1][2] WHO recorded attacks affecting health facilities in Zhytomyr, and Ukraine's commander-in-chief said all 18 missiles fired at Kyiv in one attack, including six Kinzhals, were shot down, with three people injured according to the mayor. [1][2] After threatening to pull Wagner out of Bakhmut over ammunition, Prigozhin said the city had been completely taken and Russia's defence ministry announced its capture, a claim Ukraine disputed, saying its troops still held part of the western outskirts. [1][2] The Kremlin said drones had targeted it in an attempt on Putin's life, a claim Zelenskyy denied and the US said it could not validate, and drones later struck Moscow in an attack Russian officials blamed on Ukraine. [1][4] Armed groups of Russian nationals crossed from Ukraine into Belgorod oblast, where Russian authorities said two civilians died and claimed more than 70 attackers were killed; Ukraine denied involvement. [1] Mediazona and Meduza estimated from Russia's probate registry that about 47,000 Russian combatants had been killed, within a range of 40,000 to 55,000. [1] Russia agreed to stay in the Black Sea grain deal for another 60 days, and UN Secretary-General Guterres said it had let more than 30 million tonnes of grain and foodstuffs leave Ukrainian ports. [1]
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Announcing the capture of Bakhmut, Prigozhin blamed Defence Minister Shoigu and Chief of Staff Gerasimov for heavy losses and said five times more men died than should have.
Wagner Group
20 May · to a domestic audience
Reported by Al Jazeera
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Wagner Group: Announcing the capture of Bakhmut, Prigozhin blamed Defence Minister Shoigu and Chief of Staff Gerasimov for heavy losses and said five times more men died than should have.