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The Rostov Region came under a drone attack overnight on October 10. Six people were injured, and residential buildings, two vessels and railway infrastructure…
The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine confirmed that Russia's "Samara" oil storage facility—the largest in Europe—near the village of Prosvet in the Samara Region had been struck again.
The Armed Forces of Ukraine carried out large-scale attacks on Russian regions on the night of October 9. In particular, a plant in the village of Redkino in Tver region was hit, resulting in a fire caused by drone strikes. According to the regional governor Vitaly Korolev, the plant employees