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Russian state broadcaster Rossiya-24said Friday that its war correspondent Yevgeny Poddubny was discharged from the hospital over a month
after being seriously injured in a Ukrainian drone attack.Poddubny was hospitalized after a drone struck the vehicle he was riding in during
Initial reports falsely claimed he died in the attack, but authorities later confirmed that he had regained consciousness.Rossiya-24 aired a
Poddubny still having deep burn injuries
probes major crimes, launched a criminal investigation into the attack on Poddubny, treating it as attempted murder and obstruction of
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