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Attacks on Russian warehouses destroy millions of books

Attacks on warehouses in Russia reportedly destroyed millions of books and struck the publishing sector. The perpetrators and broader damage remain unidentified.

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The destruction represents significant damage to cultural and commercial infrastructure, though wider consequences remain unclear.

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