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In the Kamensk-Dneprovsky district, drones wounded a woman and damaged houses

On the ground worked sappers and emergency services

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In the Kamensk-Dneprovsky district, drones wounded a woman and damaged houses

On Thursday, October 22, as a result of attacks by Ukrainian drones in the Kamensk-Dnipro district, a civilian was injured. This was reported by the district administration.

The woman was taken to the hospital, where she received the necessary care.

Three private homes and one civilian vehicle were also damaged. The houses suffered roofs, walls and windows. There are sappers and emergency services on the ground. Residents are asked to observe security measures.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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