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Official reportedly promises Russian passports to citizens of occupied parts of Zaporizhzhia region.

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Vladimir Rogov, a Russian-installed official in the region, announced on air that residents of the occupied parts of Zaporizhzhia Oblast can receive Russian passports as soon as June 11. Earlier Rogov told Russian state-owned news agency RIA Novosti that he is calling on international observers to visit occupied territories before the so-called referendum on joining Russia.

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Earlier on Jan. 1, Volodymyr Saldo, a Ukrainian politician turned top Russian proxy head of Russian-occupied parts of Kherson Oblast, accused Kyiv of launching three drones at a hotel and a cafe on the Black Sea coast. Saldo claimed that the alleged New Year drone strike on the village of Khorly killed 24 people, including a child, and wounded more than 50.

Ukraine formally joined the European Union's single roaming zone on Jan. 1, allowing Ukrainian citizens to use their mobile phone service across the European bloc without incurring additional charges.

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