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Tyumen Governor Announces Drone Attack on Refinery Was Repelled
Alexander Moor, Governor of Russia's Tyumen region, announced that a drone attack on the Tyumen Refinery was repelled. The same day, injuries were reported from drone attacks on civilian targets in the Belgorod region.
Alexander Moor, Governor of Russia's Tyumen region, announced that an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) attack on a refinery in the region was repelled.
In a post on the social media platform VK, Governor Moor stated, "The UAV attack on the Tyumen Refinery was repelled. Emergency crews are working in the area where the debris fell. According to preliminary information, the facility was not damaged, and personnel were evacuated. I am personally monitoring the situation."
Attack on Civilian Targets in Belgorod Region
Meanwhile, the operational headquarters of the Belgorod region announced that there were injuries from attacks on civilian targets.
A statement from the headquarters said, "An FPV drone attack was carried out on a commercial facility in the town of Rakitnoye, Rakitansky district. A man who suffered a mine-explosion wound received medical assistance at Belgorod City Hospital No. 2."
The statement also noted that at another commercial facility in the town of Proletarsky, a man suffered a shrapnel wound to his shoulder from a drone explosion. Additionally, it was reported that a man was injured in a UAV attack on a vehicle in the city of Shebekino.
Attack Attempt on Moscow
Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin announced that two unmanned aerial vehicles flying towards the capital were destroyed in the air.
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