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Several of Vladimir Putin’s ‘undefeatable’ Killjoy ballistic missiles shot down by Ukraine, says UK

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Several “KILLJOY” Russian ballistic missiles hailed by Vladimir Putin as “undefeatable” have been shot down by Ukraine, British defence chiefs said on Wednesday.

They also highlighted an “intensified air battle” over the Russia-Ukraine border.

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