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In the suburbs of Vladimir, there was an attack by unmanned aerial vehicles, after which unexploded ordnance was discovered that required disposal.
In the suburbs of Vladimir, unexploded ordnance was cleared after an attack by unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). This was reported by the press service of the city administration in the Max messenger.
“As part of the work to eliminate the consequences of a UAV attack in the suburbs of Vladimir, unexploded warheads were eliminated,” the authorities said in a statement.
Residents were urged to remain calm and take precautions. The mayor's office warned that if a drone or its debris is discovered, you should not approach it - you must report this by calling 112.

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