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•Russia appears to have built a bizarre, 18-mile fortification from disused freight trains to protect itself in Ukraine, analysts say
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Russia has built an 18-mile defensive line using more than 2,000 railway carriages, a report says.
DeepState , a Telegram analytics channel, said it's a new Russian defensive line.
But the Institute for the Study of War said the freight cars may have other purposes.
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