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BackБеспилотники ВСУ атаковали магазины в Рыльском районе Курской области
Беспилотники ВСУ атаковали магазины в Рыльском районе Курской области
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Беспилотники ВСУ атаковали магазины в Рыльском районе Курской области

Курская областьРыльскВСУ

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  • Беспилотники ВСУ атаковали три магазина в Рыльске и Рыльском районе Курской области.
  • В результате повреждены кровля здания и шесть автомобилей в Рыльске и хуторе Звягин.
  • Пострадавших нет.

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Приграничные районы Курской области регулярно подвергаются атакам с использованием беспилотных летательных аппаратов в ходе текущего конфликта.

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Беспилотники ВСУ атаковали здания трех магазинов в Рыльске и Рыльском районе Курской области.

Повреждена кровля одного из магазинов, пострадали пять автомобилей на территории другого магазина и еще одно транспортное средство в хуторе Звягин.

КУРСК, 22 сен - РИА Новости. Беспилотники ВСУ атаковали здания трех магазинов в Рыльске и Рыльском районе Курской области, также повреждены несколько автомобилей, обошлось без пострадавших, сообщил губернатор Александр Хинштейн.

"ВСУ атакуют Рыльский район. Враг целенаправленно бьет по местам скопления мирных людей. В результате атак беспилотников в Рыльске загорелась кровля магазина. Вражеские дроны нанесли удары еще по двум магазинам", - сообщил Хинштейн в своем канале на платформе "Макс".

Он уточнил, что в одном из магазинов повреждена кровля, на территории другого пострадали пять автомобилей.

"Еще одно транспортное средство повреждено в хуторе Звягин", - добавил он.

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  • Тип использованных беспилотников
  • Точное время совершения атак

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Курская область
PeopleАлександр Хинштейн
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TopicsРыльскВСУбеспилотникиатака
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