Three dead in Ukrainian drone strikes on Russia
Russian authorities say Kiev’s oil refineries and a significant military airport for drones in Russia, saying that the Ukrainian drone attacks killed three people.
The Russian Ministry of Defense said that air defenses had seized or destroyed 112 unmanned aerial vehicles in eight Russian regions and the Crimean Peninsula of Russian origin.
Governor Yuri Slyusar said he killed a person on the Ukrainian border to the Rostov region.
According to Regional Governor Oleg Melnichenko, a woman was killed even before the front line and two more people were injured in a drone strike in the Penza area.
Regional Governor Vyacheslav Fedorishchev said in the Samara region that the falling drone remains fired a fire that killed an old resident.
In these and other regions, the governors damaged industrial facilities.
Russian authorities did not hit certain facilities, but Ukrainian officials later on Friday late Russia’s energy and defense sectors key areas at the beginning of this week at the beginning of this week, Ukrainian cities said that they aimed to retaliate for deadly Russian strikes.
Ukrainian General Personnel, Ryazan and Novokuibyshevsk oil refineries, a fuel storage facility in Voronezh and a defensive electronic manufacturer in Penza, he said.
Ukraine’s Sbu Intelligence Agency said that drones hit Russia’s Primorsko-Akhtarsk military airport and used to throw the waves of long-range drones in Ukraine targets.
According to the Ukraine Air Force, Russia launched 53 drones and traps in Ukraine until Saturday.
He said air defenses had been shot or stuck in 45 drones.
Governor Oleh Syniehubov said on Saturday that eleven people were injured in a drone strike in the Kharkiv region.
Mutual drone strikes lasted one day after a Russian drone and missile attack in Kiev, the capital of Ukraine, killed 31 people, including five children, and was wounded for more than 150.
Continuous attacks came after US President Donald Trump gave Russian President Vladimir Putin on August 8 – A shorter delivery date.
Trump said on Thursday that the special ambassador Steve Witkoff went to Russia to push Moscow to push Moscow to accept a ceasefire during his war with Ukraine, and threatened new economic sanctions if progress was not made.
In addition, protesters in Ukraine met late on Friday in West-Central Vinnytsia to request the release of men detained by military military offices.
They entered a stadium where the prisoners were held.
According to the Regional Military Recruitment Center, a group of stability was introduced for medical examinations and other procedures related to mobilization.
A statement from the center, “In the evening, a group of civilians gathered near the center and aggressive. Illegal assembly point to enter the point of illegal, uncomfortable property and public order attempts to disturb.” He said.
The incident came with the disappointment of the people on the mobilization of Ukraine, as the war was grinding in the fourth year of War with Russia.
The Russian forces now control almost 20 percent of Ukraine in the east and south after the three -and -a -half -year -old war.
With Reuters
