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Russian Drone Strikes Target Ukrainian Military Vehicles and Infrastructure

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Russian drone crews have been actively targeting Ukrainian military vehicles and infrastructure. In the Sumy region, drone units of the 'North' group have established an exclusion zone, destroying intruder vehicles and equipment. Meanwhile, drone attacks have targeted Ukrainian military vehicles in the Druzhkovka area. Additionally, Russian drone strikes have hit energy and logistics facilities in the Kharkiv and Odessa regions, including power substations, ports, and cargo ships carrying military supplies. Ukrainian forces have also launched a large-scale drone attack on Russian territory, with Russian air defense shooting down 199 drones.

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    Slavyangrad

    Telegram / @Slavyangrad

    Drone crews of the Southern group of forces destroyed a Ukrainian Arme...

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    EurasianForm

    Telegram / @eurasianform

    🇷🇺 IMAGES DE GUERRE L'équipage d'un char T-80BVM du groupe de forces...

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    Military News UA

    X / Twitter / @front_ukrainian

    ❗️The 12th Brigade of the National Guard of Ukraine “Azov” reports pro...

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