Russian emergencies ministry aircraft drops over 120 metric tons of water on Serbia fires
What to know about Russian emergencies ministry aircraft drops over 120 metric tons of water on Serbia fires
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What happened
An Il-76 aircraft of the Russian emergencies ministry dropped 126 metric tons of water onto wildfires in Serbia during the day, preventing the fire from spreading to nearby settlements, the ministry’s press service told TASS.
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Follow-up questions
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