Six people remain hospitalized in Ulyanovsk following drone attacks
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Kommersant reports on the incident in which six people remain hospitalized in Ulyanovsk following drone strikes, presenting it as the main event in the available source material.
Six people remain hospitalized following a drone attack on Ulyanovsk on September 25, according to Ulyanovsk Region Governor Alexei Russkikh in a Telegram post. The message also notes that a total of 17 people sustained injuries.
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