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Damages after downed drone crashes in southern Russia

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A downed drone in southern Russia leaves windows blown out and cars damaged in the historic centre of Rostov-on-Don, not far from military headquarters. Moscow on September 7 said it had shot down five Ukrainian drones in the south of Russia and near the capital, leaving one injured. IMAGES

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