
In Lutsk, Volyn region of Ukraine, an explosion occurred during an air raid alert, the Ukrainian TV channel "Public" reports through its Telegram channel.
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The explosion occurred in Lutsk during an air raid warning in the Volyn region of Ukraine.
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An explosion occurred in Lutsk, Volyn region of Ukraine.
An air raid alarm sounds in the Volyn region.
MOSCOW, September 24 - RIA Novosti. An explosion occurred in Lutsk, Volyn region of Ukraine, amid an air raid warning, reports the Ukrainian TV channel "Public".
“The sound of an explosion was heard in Lutsk,” says the Telegram channel of the Public.

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