Russia accidentally bombs its own village: 6 houses damaged
Russia, which continues its conflict with Ukraine, accidentally struck a village within its own borders. Russian officials have promised to rebuild the homes that were rendered unusable.
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Russia accidentally bombed the village of Petropavlovka in the city of Voronezh, located south of Moscow. It was announced that the bombing, which occurred yesterday, was caused by an aircraft flying over the village "urgently jettisoning its munitions."
OFFICIALS PROMISE TO REBUILD DAMAGED HOMES
It was stated that at least 9 houses were damaged in the incident, in which there were no deaths or serious injuries. Alexander Gusev, the Governor of the Voronezh region, announced that the damaged houses would be rebuilt. Gusev, who also noted that a small school, an art center, and a public building were damaged, stated that four people were slightly injured and are receiving treatment.
It was reported that five vehicles and a tractor were also damaged in the village, and that compensation would be paid to the owners of these vehicles.