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Tearful Marta faces toughest challenge after Kyiv missile attack

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May 25, 2026

TENNIS: Marta Kostyuk broke down in tears at the end of her first-round win at the French Open before revealing a Russian missile almost struck her family home in Kyiv.

The 15th seed woke up to news of a major Russian attack on Ukraine overnight that killed four people and injured around 100.

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