Seven killed after drone falls on crowded beach in southern Russia
Three children were among those killed in Gelendzhik, while officials reported 40 injuries and Kyiv disputed Russia's account of responsibility.
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Three children were among those killed in Gelendzhik, while officials reported 40 injuries and Kyiv disputed Russia's account of responsibility.
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