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Kropyvnytskyi

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[kroh-piv-nit-skee, kroh-pev-nit-skee] / kroʊ pɪvˈnɪt ski, kroʊ pɛvˈnɪt ski /
  1. a city in south central Ukraine.


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Local Ukrainian media reported explosions — which could have been caused by Ukrainian air defenses — in cities such as Dnipro in the southeast and Kropyvnytskyi in the center.

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Even eight months later, people in Kropyvnytskyi still come up to Taras’s mother, who leads a small environmental organization, and express condolences, which makes her feel uncomfortable.

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Taras ran a checkpoint in town — unnecessary, because the Russians never came close to Kropyvnytskyi, which is tucked into an agricultural area far from major strategic targets.

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Yurii Melster visiting the graves of his son, Taras, and daughter-in-law, Olha, in the military section of a cemetery in Kropyvnytskyi, Ukraine, in February.Credit...

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For this piece, they traveled to Kropyvnytskyi, a city in the center of the country that appears unscathed but has suffered immensely.

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