
Ukrainian drone attacks have caused the death of four people and injured seven others in Russia, three of whom in the Moscow region, according to local authorities.
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“In the city of Pionerski, in Istra, three people died and three others were injured due to a drone crash,” wrote the governor of the Moscow region, Andrei Vorobiov, on Telegram. He added that two other people were injured in Solnechnogorsk, where “a drone hit a residential building.” According to the governor, 81 drones were shot down in the region overnight.
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In the Belgorod region, on the border with Ukraine, a woman died when a drone dropped an explosive device in the city of Beriozovka and two men were injured in Krinitchnoie in the explosion of another unmanned aircraft, local authorities said in a statement.
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