A Russian drone struck a passenger train locomotive near the Polish border overnight, hitting the same route that moments before carried former British PM Boris Johnson, former CIA Director David Petraeus, and senior European security officials returning from the YES conference in Kyiv.
Ukraine launched 637 drones at Moscow overnight, striking a Wildberries logistics warehouse as cumulative economic damage to Russia’s largest e-commerce giant now totals an estimated $6 to $8.5 billion across months of sustained strikes.
The Russian Federation launched another massive drone and missile strike on the nation of Ukraine today in the ongoing war; over 400 drones, and 40 missiles were used, according to local news reports.
Local governors have confirmed the destruction of several UAVs, causing fires and structural damage in Voronezh and Rostov. Firefighting operations are ongoing in impacted areas.
A retaliatory response from Moscow is expected following these drone strikes across Russia.
A new wave of Ukrainian drone attacks on Russia has damaged and set alight several more oil depots and energy facilities, one location notably which lies very deep into Russian territory.
Firefighter units were called to put out the fire by Governor Golubev.
On Tuesday, Russia came under attack by multiple drones, with one reportedly setting an oil depot on fire in the southern region of the country and another striking outside Moscow.
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