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Russian killed while trying to disassemble enemy equipment

In the Bryansk region, a man died trying to disassemble enemy equipment

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Russian killed while trying to disassemble enemy equipment

In the Bryansk region, a man died trying to disassemble enemy equipment. This was reported on Monday by the head of the region Egor Kovalchuk in his channel.

In his message clarifies that in the forest near the village of Kliukovsky Navlinsky district 70-year-old man blew up on the UAV and died trying to disassemble enemy equipment.

Kovalchuk appealed to residents and urged not to approach dangerous objects.

Earlier it was reported that two people died in the attacks of the APU on the LPR.

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Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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