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IN BRIEF: Russia pounds Ukraine’s defense plants, energy sites in massive overnight strike

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In the city of Kiev, the strike hit a missile assembly and components plant manufacturing components for reconnaissance and strike drones, the Russian Defense Ministry reported

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IN BRIEF: Russia pounds Ukraine’s defense plants, energy sites in massive overnight strike. In the city of Kiev, the strike hit a missile assembly and components plant manufacturing components for reconnaissance and strike drones, the Russian Defense Ministry reported Covered by 1 publications. TASS: IN BRIEF: Russia pounds Ukraine’s defense plants, energy sites in massive overnight strike.

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  1. TASS Russia IN BRIEF: Russia pounds Ukraine’s defense plants, energy sites in massive overnight strike In the city of Kiev, the strike hit a missile assembly and components plant manufacturing components for reconnaissance and strike drones, the Russian Defense Ministry reported 8 h ago · Tier 3

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