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Ukraine's SBU released footage from a drone strike targeting a Russian Ilyushin Il-38N anti-submarine warfare aircraft stationed at the Yeysk Air Base in southern Russia. The attack reportedly took place before the SBU operation in the Russian port of Novorossiysk, which targeted the Improved Kilo-class diesel-electrical submarine earlier in...

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