Drone crashes into apartment block in Russia's Volga region, one hospitalized
First responders were working at the scene, according to the regional governor.
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A drone crashed into an apartment block in Russia's Volga region, leaving one person hospitalized, according to TASS, citing regional governor Andrey Bocharov.
First responders were working at the scene following the incident, the governor said, though further details on the extent of damage to the building were not included in the available report.
The incident adds to a series of drone-related events reported in Russian border and interior regions amid the ongoing conflict with Ukraine, though the source material did not specify the drone's origin or cause of the crash.
No additional casualties beyond the one hospitalization were reported in the available source material.
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