Ukraine Drone Attack Russia (symbolic photo)
Kyiv: Ukraine has also responded strongly to the rapid attacks being carried out by Russia. Ukraine has carried out drone attacks in southern Russia. Drone strikes by Ukraine killed a nine-year-old boy and set fire to a major fuel depot. Officials have given information about this. Vyacheslav Gladkov, governor of the Russian region of Belgorod, near the border with Ukraine, said on social media Telegram that the child was killed in a drone strike in a residential area. Gladkov said that the mother and seven-month-old sister of the child injured in the incident have been admitted to the hospital.
Fuel depot was targeted
Ukraine’s General Staff said a Ukrainian drone targeted a major fuel depot in the Oryol region in southern Russia at night. Photographs published by the General Staff and Russian Telegram news channels showed huge plumes of smoke rising from the fuel depot. Oryol Governor Andrey Klychkov has confirmed that a Ukrainian drone strike caused a fire at a fuel depot there. Later, he said in a separate post that the fire had been brought under control and there were no casualties.
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Russia launched rapid attacks
Ukraine’s attacks came a day after Russia fired 93 cruise and ballistic missiles and nearly 200 drones at its neighboring country. These attacks have caused further damage to Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. Zelensky said that Russia is terrorizing millions of people with such attacks. According to the Ukrainian Air Force, Russia continued its drone strikes on Saturday. According to the Air Force statement, 58 drones were shot down and 72 others went off course due to electronic jamming. At the same time, Russia’s Defense Ministry has said that the Russian army used long-range precision missiles and drones on important fuel and energy centers in Ukraine. (AP)
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