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Novorossiysk is where Moscow ’s Black Sea Fleet is hiding after it was forced to abandon its Crimean base in Sevastopol .
Russian officials restricted beach access after reporting its defence forces were engaged in repelling the drones.
The Russian ministry of defence claimed to have destroyed 12 drones launched at Russian territory.
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