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Russians kill organist in Sumy bombing

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Russians kill organist in Sumy bombing

More musical blood on Putin’s hands.

The talented solo organist of the Sumy Philharmonic Orchestra, Olena Kohut, was a victim of the Kremlin’s Sunday bombing.

She is mourned by her mother, husband and sons, according to local reports.

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