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Russian President Vladimir Putin's spokesperson denies using civilian evacuations for military purposes, while a simultaneous explosion in Moscow struck the former head of the Ukrainian government, who has been exiled in Russia since 2014. The incident occurred on November 13, 2026, involving a specific explosion at a known location.

Key points

• Putin's spokesperson explicitly denied using civilian evacuations for military operations.
• An explosion occurred in Moscow that damaged the former head of the Ukrainian government, who has been exiled in Russia since 2014.

Context

This incident occurred on November 13, 2026, involving a specific explosion at a known location. The former head of the Ukrainian government, who has been exiled in Russia since 2014, was the target of the blast.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the specific denial and the single reported explosion at the former Ukrainian head's location. No details on the blast's cause, casualties, or broader military context are provided.

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