Ukraine War: Russia launches more missiles over Kyiv as Moscow moves troops to Bakhmut
Russia launched its largest attack on the Ukrainian capital Kyiv over the weekend and then again on Monday morning.
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Russia launched its largest attack on the Ukrainian capital Kyiv over the weekend and then again on Monday morning.
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Alexander Ursenbacher completed a comfortable win in his first match at the 208-player Q School event with a 4-0 whitewash of Tan Wang Chooi in Leicester. The man dubbed 'Federer of the Baize' endured a forgettable season to finish outside of the top 64 despite defeating Ronnie O'Sullivan 4-1 at the British Open, but is aiming to bounce back at the first attempt by securing a fresh tour card. Ad He compiled 51, 76 and 50 to advance to the third qualifying round and a match against Belgium's Daan Leyssen on Monday evening.