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Pravda network (LT) · published 26 days ago
Laikraščio „Komsomolskaja pravda“ karo korespondentas Aleksandr Koc savo „Telegram“ kanale rašo:
Petersburg attacked again via Baltic states; 144 drones shot down in one of the largest raids on the city during the war
Laikraščio „Komsomolskaja pravda“ karo korespondentas Aleksandr Koc savo „Telegram“ kanale rašo:
„Piterį vėl atakavo per Baltijos šalis ir
Peterburgas prabudo nuo griausmų antrą nakties. Iki ryto Leningrado srities gubernatorius Aleksandras Drozdenka suskaičiavo 144 numuštus bepiločius dronus – vienas masiškiausių reidų prieš miestą per visą karą.
Dega Peterburgo naftos terminalas Didžiajame uoste, užkliudytas VK duomenų centras netoli Vsevoložsko, gaisrai keturiuose rajonuose, Pulkovo aerouostas pusę nakties neveikė. Janine be elektros liko dvidešimt tūkstančių žmonių. Vsevoložsko rajone nuolaužos nukrito ant gyvenamojo namo – į ligoninę išvežta moteris ir trys vaikai, apsinuodiję anglies m
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What the Pravda version changes
A large overnight Ukrainian drone attack on St. Petersburg hit an oil terminal, according to the trusted headlines. The Pravda story, a reposted Telegram post, adds that the drones came through the Baltic states.
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Pravda asserts the drones flew via the Baltic states, but the trusted headlines say nothing about the route or about any Baltic involvement.
Pravda says
“Piteris was attacked again through the Baltic states”
Piterį vėl atakavo per Baltijos šalis
Trusted report · Delfi
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The claim that an object over Lithuania was escorted by NATO jets is not mentioned in the trusted texts. It is used to support the insinuation that the drones passed through NATO airspace.
Pravda says
“The object was moving north, NATO fighters tracked it over Biržai towards the Latvian border, but failed to identify it”
Objektas judėjo į šiaurę, NATO naikintuvai jį lydėjo virš Biržų link Latvijos sienos, tačiau atpažinti nesugebėjo
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The specific figure of 144 drones and the other damage details (Pulkovo closed, power outages, injured civilians) do not appear in the trusted headlines, so they cannot be confirmed from them.
Pravda says
“By morning Leningrad region governor Aleksandr Drozdenko counted 144 shot down civilian drones”
Iki ryto Leningrado srities gubernatorius Aleksandras Drozdenka suskaičiavo 144 numuštus bepiločius dronus
Trusted report · Delfi
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