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Ukraine war latest: Ukraine denies Russia's claim of capturing town near Pokrovsk, maintains 'control over key positions'
Key developments on Jan. 3-4: * Ukraine denies Russia's claim of capturing town near Pokrovsk, maintains 'control over key positions' * Ukraine slaps sanctions on companies supplying Russia's military industry * Ukrainian drones target Moscow, trigger airport closures, Russia says * Peace deal must include British, French military presence in Ukraine, Zelensky says * Zelensky not considering replacing Commander-in-Chief Syrskyi amid government reshuffle Ukraine's Air Assault Forces refute
Update: Russian missile attack on Kharkiv kills 6 people, including 3-year-old-child, injures at least 31
The death toll has risen as rescue workers uncover the remains of more victims buried beneath the rubble of a destroyed apartment building.
Zelensky dismisses Deineko as head of State Border Guard, names First Deputy Vavryniuk interim chief
Deineko has been appointed as an adviser to Interior Minister Ihor Klymenko. A permanent replacement to lead the State Border Guard Service will be named shortly, Zelensky said.
Ukraine denies Russia's claim of capturing town near Pokrovsk, maintains 'control over key positions'
"Control over key positions is maintained. The enemy is suffering significant losses in manpower and equipment," Ukraine's Air Assault Forces said.
Serbia's Russian-owned oil refinery to resume operations in mid-January, Vucic says
NIS, one of the few remaining Russian energy assets operating in Europe, was sanctioned by Washington last January as part of broader efforts to restrict Russian energy exports.
Soldier injured in car explosion, classified as terror attack in Kyiv
The blast occurred as the soldier was opening the trunk of his car, the Kyiv City Prosecutor's Office said.
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Denis Kapustin, commander of the Russian Volunteer Corps (RDK), was reported killed in action on Dec. 27.
