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Саратовская область подверглась самой массированной атаке БПЛА за все время «СВО»

Минобороны РФ отчиталось о 54 сбитых дронах над Саратовской областью. Губернатор Роман Бусаргин называл атаку «самой массированной за все время».

В Энгельсе были частично выбиты окна в двух детских садах и школе. Никто не пострадал. Занятия в школах города сегодня пройдут в дистанционном режиме.

Также окна выбиты в Энгельсской городской клинической больнице №1 — два человека получили ранения.

В Саратове при падении обломков дрона есть повреждения в частном доме в районе Соколовой горы.

В местных каналах сообщается об «эвакуации жителей домов, находящихся рядом с военным аэродромом», однако власти эту информацию не сообщали.

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