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Ukrainian forces bomb Russian position on Snake Island

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The Ukrainian Armed Forces claim hit at least two Russian military positions on Russian-occupied Snake Island on Tuesday.

A video showing a Bayraktar UAV, a military drone, was posted online by the Ukrainian Armed Forces Southern Operation Command on Tuesday.

The military strikes appear to have targeted an area between a building and a communications tower, and another area that appears to have contained ammunition or another explosive.

A number of explosions are seen after the initial one in the second area.

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