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Ukrainian war: Moscow strikes Antonov aircraft

Attacked factories and headquarters manufacturer to weaken economic Kiev

The Russian Army destroyed the largest aircraft in the world In the first days of the armed invasion in Ukraine. In the last hours men, artillery and military aircraft led by the Kremlin returned to target the Ukrainian aviation sector: in the north of Kiev the headquarters of the local company Antonov was destroyed yesterday, while a factory of the company in Kharkiv was heavily damaged.The attack...

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Kyiv, Ukraine, 03/15/2022 11:51
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