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Deputy Mayor: 80% of Izyum destroyed during Russian assault.

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Izyum Deputy Mayor Volodymyr Matsokin said in an April 3 interview that the city lacks electricity, heating and water. Ukraine's General Staff confirmed on April 1 that Izyum, a city east of Kharkiv with a pre-war population of 45,000, had been captured by Russian troops.

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