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Sixteen Ukrainian drones destroyed overnight over Kaluga Oblast, the regional governor said Saturday — TASS.

Sixteen Ukrainian drones were destroyed overnight over Kaluga Oblast, according to the regional governor, per TASS.

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Owner of Turkish cargo ship MV Reyhan Sarı, hit by Ukrainian forces in the Black Sea, is filing a lawsuit against Ukraine at the ICC, per the HaberDenizde portal. The filing alleges the strike was a deliberate attack on a Turkish vessel.

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