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Севастополь регулярно подвергается атакам беспилотных летательных аппаратов в ходе текущего конфликта.
В Севастополе нейтрализовали девять беспилотников ВСУ.
Губернатор Михаил Развожаев призвал сообщать по номеру 112 при обнаружении опасных предметов или обломков.
СИМФЕРОПОЛЬ, 13 сен - РИА Новости. Девять беспилотников ВСУ нейтрализовано в Севастополе во время воздушной атаки на город, сообщил губернатор города Михаил Развожаев.
"Наши военные, ПВО и мобильные группы продолжают отражать атаку ВСУ на Севастополь. Нейтрализовано девять БПЛА", - написал Развожаев в своем канале на платформе "Макс".

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