Attack by Over 50 Drones Repelled in Russia's Rostov Region - Governor

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2026-10-10

MOSCOW, October 10 (RIA Novosti) - More than 50 drones have been intercepted in the Rostov Region since Friday evening, and a fire broke out in the city of Rostov after the aerial attack, Governor Yury Slyusar said. "Since yesterday evening, more than 50 unmanned aerial vehicles have already been repelled. Rostov was subjected to an enemy aerial attack. A fire broke out. There are no casualties," Slyusar wrote on Max. He added that emergency s......

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