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Russia from Moscow to Tatarstan attacked by almost 300 drones at night

Russia claims a massive drone strike and the downing of 283 drones in several regions. Russian media reports that oil refineries and chemical plants were hit, writes Gazeta.ua. The PromPolitInform portal informs. The Russian Defense

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