The Globe and Mail
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Jun 4, 2026
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Air raid sirens trigger panic for Kyiv child who survived blast
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Across Ukraine people have grown accustomed to the wail of sirens, as Russia launches strikes with hundreds of drones and dozens of missiles several times a month. For 6-year-old Natalia, who narrowly escaped a blast that hit her apartment in the latest major attack on Kyiv earlier this week, the alerts bring a sense of panic that she did not experience before.
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