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Igor Babushkin announced the destruction of 31 drones over the Astrakhan region

No damage to civilian infrastructure was recorded.

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Igor Babushkin announced the destruction of 31 drones over the Astrakhan region

At night, the northern part of the Astrakhan region faced an attack by enemy drones. A total of 31 aircraft were recorded. Air defense crews successfully intercepted and eliminated all drones.

According to Governor Igor Babushkin, the destruction of civilian infrastructure was avoided. Operational services dealing with remediation work in the field.

Read about the events in the Astrakhan and Volgograd regions in the paper number "MK in Volgograd".

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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