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A powerful roar rang out in Voronezh on the evening of September 21

According to eyewitnesses, the sounds resembled powerful explosions

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A powerful roar rang out in Voronezh on the evening of September 21

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On the evening of September 21, residents of Voronezh reported a powerful crash in the sky. About this city residents wrote in one of the local public.

According to eyewitnesses, the sounds resembled powerful explosions. Some people heard the clapping even through headphones. It is also reported that at the time of the crash, the glass shook.

There is no official information about what happened yet. At the moment, there is a danger of a direct UAV strike in the city.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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