Ukraine says Russia launched 479 drones in the war’s biggest overnight drone bombardment
UKRAINE, JUN 10 – Ukraine's air defenses intercepted 460 out of 479 drones during Russia's largest drone assault, causing civilian casualties and damage amid stalled peace talks and escalating conflict.
- On the night of June 9, 2025, Russian forces carried out the largest drone attack of the conflict against Ukraine, deploying 479 drones and launching 20 different missiles, primarily striking the central and western parts of the country.
- This attack occurred amid a more than three-year conflict marked by relentless drone strikes on civilian areas, with Russia claiming to target only military sites, a claim which lacks independent verification.
- Ukraine’s air defenses intercepted 277 drones and 19 missiles mid-flight while jamming 187 others electronically, limiting the number of hits to just 10 and sustaining one injury in Rivne near Belarus.
- President Volodymyr Zelensky urged civilians to heed air raid warnings and emphasized urgent requests for Western air defense support, highlighting that the situation remains very difficult in some areas.
- The intense attacks underscore ongoing escalation despite stalled peace talks, resulting in over 12,000 Ukrainian civilian deaths per the United Nations and continued efforts by Kyiv to strengthen its air defenses.
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According to Selensky, Russia has carried out the biggest air raid on Ukraine so far. Correspondence David Nauer ranks.
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Kyiv in particular was targeted by the drone strikes, which President Zelensky said were among the largest attacks on the capital since the war began.
Also that night Ukraine was massively attacked with drones. Several people died.
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