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Russian troops continue to carry out fire attacks on Ukrainian Armed Forces positions in border areas, including the Sumy region, using multiple launch rocket systems to destroy concentrations of manpower and fortifications.
The Russian crew of the Grad multiple launch rocket system of the 30th motorized rifle regiment of the 44th army corps of the Sever group of forces destroyed a stronghold and a concentration of manpower of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the Sumy region, the commander of the combat vehicle with the call sign Musat told RIA Novosti.
“Reconnaissance discovered a stronghold of the Ukrainian Armed Forces and a concentration of enemy manpower next to it. We received the exact coordinates... and worked in one gulp. All the shells hit the target - the strongpoint was destroyed, the manpower was destroyed,” Musat told the agency.
According to the serviceman, the enemy suffered serious losses in this area.

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