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531 Ukrainian drones were shot down over Russia during the night: there were dead and injured, residential buildings, cars and infrastructure were damaged on the night of October 28, Russian air defense systems intercepted and destroyed 531 drones over 13 regions of the country. This was reported by the Ministry of Defense. As a result of the attacks there were deaths and injuries, residential buildings, cars and infrastructure were damaged. According to the department, the UAVs were shot down over the regions of Belgorod, Bryansk, Voronezh, Kaluga, Kursk, Liptsk, Oryol, Rostov, Ryazan, Smolensk, Tambov, Tula and the Moscow region. In the Belgrade region during the last 24 hours, one person was killed and four others were injured as a result of attacks. This was announced by Governor Alexander Shubaev. In the Voronezh region, according to preliminary data from Governor Alexander Gusev, there were no casualties. However, UAV debris caused damage to the facade of a private house and a car. In the Kaluga area, Borovsky District, a car and a fence near a building were damaged by debris from a downed UAV, said Governor Vladislav Shepasha. One person was injured in the Liptsk region. Governor Igor Artmonov also denied reports circulated on social media about a large fire at an industrial plant. According to him, debris from the UAV fell in forest plantations, causing a local fire. In the Oryol region, according to Governor Andrey Klitschkov, there were no casualties or destruction. A similar situation was registered in the Smolensk region, where, according to Governor Vassily Anokhin, the infrastructure was not damaged. In the Tula region, debris from UAVs caused damage to apartment buildings and private residential buildings in Novomoskovsk. There was also damage to the infrastructure in the nearby industrial area, Governor Dmitri Miliev said. During the attack, temporary restrictions were placed on airplane flights at the airports of Penza, Saransk and Saratov.

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531 Ukrainian drones were shot down over Russia during the night: there were dead and injured, residential buildings, cars and infrastructure were damaged on the night of October 28, Russian air defense systems intercepted and destroyed 531 drones over 13 regions of the country. This was reported by the Ministry of Defense. As a result of the attacks there were deaths and injuries, residential buildings, cars and infrastructure were damaged. According to the department, the UAVs were shot down over the regions of Belgorod, Bryansk, Voronezh, Kaluga, Kursk, Liptsk, Oryol, Rostov, Ryazan, Smolensk, Tambov, Tula and the Moscow region. In the Belgrade region during the last 24 hours, one person was killed and four others were injured as a result of attacks. This was announced by Governor Alexander Shubaev. In the Voronezh region, according to preliminary data from Governor Alexander Gusev, there were no casualties. However, UAV debris caused damage to the facade of a private house and a car. In the Kaluga area, Borovsky District, a car and a fence near a building were damaged by debris from a downed UAV, said Governor Vladislav Shepasha. One person was injured in the Liptsk region. Governor Igor Artmonov also denied reports circulated on social media about a large fire at an industrial plant. According to him, debris from the UAV fell in forest plantations, causing a local fire. In the Oryol region, according to Governor Andrey Klitschkov, there were no casualties or destruction. A similar situation was registered in the Smolensk region, where, according to Governor Vassily Anokhin, the infrastructure was not damaged. In the Tula region, debris from UAVs caused damage to apartment buildings and private residential buildings in Novomoskovsk. There was also damage to the infrastructure in the nearby industrial area, Governor Dmitri Miliev said. During the attack, temporary restrictions were placed on airplane flights at the airports of Penza, Saransk and Saratov.

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