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A drone attack injured five people and damaged an industrial facility in Russia’s Perm region, according to the regional governor

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A drone attack damaged an industrial facility in Russia’s Perm region and injured five workers, regional governor Dmitry Makhonin said. Reform.news reported Makhonin described the damage as minor and the site as operating normally; monitoring channel Exilenova+ identified the target as the AVISMA plant in Berezniki. The Moscow Times reported three deaths in Belgorod region overnight.

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Reports published Sunday said overnight strikes in Belgorod region left three people dead, while a separate drone attack damaged an industrial site in Perm region and wounded five workers.

The Moscow Times reported that two people were killed and 13 injured in Belgorod city, and another person was killed and one injured in a nearby village. Reform.news gave a different toll for the city: one resident killed and 14 injured. It reported damage to 30 apartment buildings, 35 vehicles, four houses, three administrative buildings, eight commercial properties and three social facilities.

Perm region Governor Dmitry Makhonin said emergency crews responded and the five workers received medical care. Reform.news said Makhonin characterized damage in the region’s north as minor and the facility as continuing normal operations. Exilenova+ identified the Berezniki-based AVISMA plant as the target.

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Verifier’s note

Reuters and Reform.news both report that a drone attack damaged an industrial facility in Perm and injured five workers. The Moscow Times also reports those details, but its wording repeats Reuters; the results are consistent with the event occurring today.

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