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Moscow accuses Kyiv of hitting bus with Belarusian tourists; Ukraine calls it a provocation

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Moscow has accused Kyiv of attacking a bus carrying Belarusian tourists with a drone, resulting in injuries to two individuals. The bus was reportedly traveling from Minsk, Belarus, to the Russian resort of Anapa on the Black Sea. Ukrainian authorities have denied the allegations, calling them a "provocation." The Ukrainian Center for Countering Disinformation has stated that the claims made by Russia are unfounded.

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Moscow has accused Kyiv of launching a drone strike on a bus carrying Belarusian tourists, resulting in two injuries. The alleged attack occurred in Russia as the tourist bus was en route from Minsk, Belarus, to the Russian Black Sea resort of Anapa. Russian state media reported the incident, which they attribute to Ukrainian forces.

In response, Ukrainian officials have denied the accusations, with the head of the Ukrainian Center for Countering Disinformation describing the claims as a "provocation." The Ukrainian government has characterized the allegations as attempts by Russia to manipulate information amid ongoing tensions in the region. The situation underscores the continuing conflict and the complexities surrounding information warfare between the two nations.

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