Shelling in Russia's Bryansk region hits parts of oil terminal - Russian news agencies
Russian air defences prevented a Ukrainian aircraft from entering the Bryansk region on Saturday, Russian news outlets reported citing the region's governor, adding that as a result shelling hit parts of an oil terminal and adjacent territory. "There are no victims," RIA news agency cited the governor, Alexander Bogomaz, as saying.
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Russian air defences prevented a Ukrainian aircraft from entering the Bryansk region on Saturday, Russian news outlets reported citing the region's governor, adding that as a result shelling hit parts of an oil terminal and adjacent territory.
"There are no victims," RIA news agency cited the governor, Alexander Bogomaz, as saying. He added that a logistics building at the terminal was damaged.
(This story has not been edited by Devdiscourse staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)
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