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Perm is located 1,500 kilometers from the border with Ukraine.
Two more people sought medical help after the strike by the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU). Governor Dmitry Makhonin reported on Telegram about the increase in the number of victims in the raid on Perm, a city 1,500 kilometers from the border with Ukraine.
According to the head of the Perm region, two passengers on the bus, which was passing by a house attacked by the Ukrainian Armed Forces, required medical assistance. “They were examined by doctors and sent for outpatient treatment,” the head of the region said. Thus, the number of victims increased to six.
Makhonin added that those residents of Perm whose apartments were severely damaged by the explosion have been offered temporary housing.

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