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The conflict between Russia and Ukraine has continued since 2022, including regular attacks and retaliatory actions by the parties.
Residents of the Perm region said that during the attack of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) on the region they heard loud pops. Their words are quoted by the portal 59.RU.
Eyewitnesses shared that in Perm, when the Ukrainian military raid began, sirens began to wail. A drone danger was declared in the region and three “Carpet” modes were introduced.
The attack of the Ukrainian Armed Forces on the Perm region, which is located 1,500 kilometers from the border, became known on the morning of October 7. Authorities reported that air defense forces began to repel the Ukrainian military's attack.
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Authorities may strengthen air defense measures in the region after the attack
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