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2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine
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This file uses CSS to set the fill color, stroke color, and stroke width of circles. To change which side controls a city represented by a circle, change the circle's class attribute to "cityru" or "cityuk" or "cityww". This file uses CSS to select the font for place names (class="place") and dates (class="date"). Also map legend headers (class="lhead") and body (class="lhead").