US EditionRussia Launches 426 Drones and 24 Missiles in Massive Overnight Assault on Ukraine
KYIV CITY MUNICIPALITY, KYIV CITY REGION, JUL 22 – Russia launched over 700 drones and dozens of missiles in a single night to overwhelm Ukraine's defenses, causing civilian casualties and damaging key infrastructure, officials said.
- Russia launched a record 426 drones and 24 missiles overnight, targeting Odesa, Ukraine, and the attack lasted until around 6 a.m., Ukraine’s air force said.
- Amid stalled peace efforts, Bianna Golodryga tweeted that Russia is drastically increasing drone production, reflecting escalating conflict despite diplomatic talks.
- Officials reported two people killed and 15 wounded, including a 12-year-old, while a drone struck Kyiv’s Shevchenkivskyi district where people had taken cover.
- Following the assault, Ukrainian officials called for improved air defenses, while Denys Shmyhal urged allies to expedite deliveries of American systems.
- Meanwhile, a senior NATO official said the alliance is coordinating delivery of ammunition and artillery rounds, while the UK government plans a 50-day weapons drive, officials said.
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With 2000 drones in one night, Russia wants to put Kiev under pressure. The Ukraine war reaches a new dimension. Experts sound the alarm.
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Boy Killed as Russian Forces Drop FAB-250 Bomb on Kramatorsk High-Rise
The Russian army dropped a FAB-250 guided aerial bomb on a multi-story apartment block in Kramatorsk, Donetsk region, in the early hours of 22 July, triggering a large fire and extensive structural damage. According to Oleksandr Honcharenko, head of the Kramatorsk City Military Administration, Russian forces hit a residential high-rise in Kramatorsk, and a fire broke out at the impact site. As of 7:30, one fatality has been confirmed—a boy born …
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