Players From Moscow Soccer Team Were Aboard Train Hit by Ukrainian Strike in Russia
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Players from Moscow soccer team were aboard train hit by Ukrainian strike in Russia
Lokomotiv soccer players were riding in a train car hit during a Ukrainian strike in the Voronezh region, Russian media outlets including Mash and MSK1 reported, citing sports journalist Ivan Karpov. Zvezda, for its part, said Lokomotiv’s press service had confirmed the information.
The Moscow Lokomotiv football club returned to the training base as a whole after a drone attack on a passenger in the Voronezh region, reported to the FC itself. "In the face of the news in the media, Locomotive reports that the full team returned to the training base and began preparing for the Cup and the Russian Championship. All of the club's services acted promptly, coherent and professionally. The Locomotive expresses its separate thanks …
After the defeat at Rostov, they were on their way to the capital, but their convoy was hit by an airstrike near Voronezh.
18+. THE EMERGENCY MATERIAL (INFORMATION) PRODUCTED, distributed and (or) directed by the FOREIGN INTERNET AGENCY OF THE "new GASET" ORBO OF A FOREIGN AGENCY INTERNET-IDENT AGENCY "New GASET" Three people died in an drone attack in the Voronezh region, said the Regional Governor, Alexander Gusev. According to the Regional Health Department, 39 people were injured and 12 were hospitalized. 12 among the victims were three children, including a fiv…
The train on which Moscow's Locomotive was returning from the Russian championship guest match was damaged by drone debris. There are casualties. Read further...
The football players of the Moscow Locomotiva did not suffer during the drone attack on a passenger train near Voronezh, which was reported to the Telegram Channel Mash in sports by the team's halfbacker Sergei Pinyaev.
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