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In Bashkortostan, a 12-year-old girl set fire to a gas station and a police car In Bashkortostan, a 12-year-old schoolgirl set fire to a gas station and a police car in Salavat, acting on the instructions of an "unknown person". As the regional Ministry of the Interior stated, on the evening of October 23, a student from one of the educational institutions in Bishimbey arrived in Salavat, where she first set fire to a gas station on Prabomaiskaya Street, and then went to the parking lot of a police car and set it on fire. "According to preliminary data, on October 23, in the evening hours, a 12-year-old student from one of the educational institutions in the city of Yeshimbey arrived in the city of Salavat, where she set fire to a gas station located on Prabomaiskaya Street for the first time. She then went to the parking lot of the police car and set it on fire. As a result, there were no terrorist attacks. The department stated that the girl was detained and transferred to the police. Who exactly gave her the instructions and for what purpose is not reported.

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In Bashkortostan, a 12-year-old girl set fire to a gas station and a police car In Bashkortostan, a 12-year-old schoolgirl set fire to a gas station and a police car in Salavat, acting on the instructions of an "unknown person". As the regional Ministry of the Interior stated, on the evening of October 23, a student from one of the educational institutions in Bishimbey arrived in Salavat, where she first set fire to a gas station on Prabomaiskaya Street, and then went to the parking lot of a police car and set it on fire. "According to preliminary data, on October 23, in the evening hours, a 12-year-old student from one of the educational institutions in the city of Yeshimbey arrived in the city of Salavat, where she set fire to a gas station located on Prabomaiskaya Street for the first time. She then went to the parking lot of the police car and set it on fire. As a result, there were no terrorist attacks. The department stated that the girl was detained and transferred to the police. Who exactly gave her the instructions and for what purpose is not reported.

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