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Two residents of Boryspil district injured in Russian attack

Two residents of Boryspil district were injured in an enemy attack on Kyiv region, regional military administration head Tymur Tkachenko said.

On August 27, Ukrainian drones targeted Ozon logistics facilities in Orenburg and Ufa, Russia, according to the company's press service. Both sites were evacuated by Ozon, and there were no reported injuries. The Orenburg warehouse reportedly returned to normal operations, whereas the Ufa facility sustained minor damage and remained closed for a thorough inspection.

Ozon no longer accepts deliveries to Ufa. Orenburg Governor Yevgeny Solntsev confirmed the threat posed by the drones but did not provide details on the aftermath. No comments were made by authorities in Bashkortostan regarding the incident. Meduza, an English-language news outlet, is dedicated to transparency in its use of artificial intelligence in journalism.

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