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In the Rostov region restored the movement of trains on the bridge

The Governor of the Rostov region Yuri Slyusar said that the movement of trains on the railway bridge damaged as a result of an air attack, fully restored

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In the Rostov region restored the movement of trains on the bridge

The Governor of the Rostov region Yuri Slyusar said that the movement of trains on the railway bridge, damaged as a result of the air attack, fully restored. He wrote about this in his channel on the platform “Max”.

On the night of October 10, the Rostov region was subjected to an air attack: air defense forces destroyed more than 50 Ukrainian drones, several apartment buildings and a railway bridge were damaged in Rostov-on-Don, and a high-rise building burned in Bataysk. Six people sought medical help, four were hospitalized, two of them in a state of moderate severity, one is provided with emergency care.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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