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Near Primorsky drone attacked the bus – killed a man

At the time of the attack there were 31 people in the cabin

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Near Primorsky drone attacked the bus – killed a man

A Ukrainian drone hit a passenger bus traveling from Simferopol to Moscow. The attack occurred in the area of the city of Primorsk. This was announced by the Governor of the Zaporizhzhia region Evgeny Balitsky in his channel in MAX.

At the time of the attack, 31 people were in the cabin. One passenger died.

All the victims were taken to hospital. The rest of the passengers, who did not require hospitalization, were given food and a place to rest.

The governor of the region is in direct contact with operational services.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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