Russia says it hit a cargo vessel and Ukrainian logistic hubs overnight
- Ukraine’s armed forces launched a missile attack on Russia’s Oryol region on October 23, injuring eight people, according to Governor Andrey Klychkov.
- A factory in Oryol’s Sovetsky district was hit, causing a serious fire that was later extinguished; buildings and vehicles were also damaged.
- Monitoring channels Exile+ and Supernova+ reported that the targeted Proton plant supports Russia’s defense industry.
- Russia’s Defense Ministry said 87 Ukrainian drones were shot down over seven Russian regions and annexed Crimea.
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A university campus was also hit, injuring 12 people.
President Volodimir Zelenski warned that new attacks are possible, based on the continuation of attacks by Shahed-type Russian drones against the capital and other Ukrainian cities. Article Rocket flood over Ukraine, only two out of 16 were intercepted first appears in Romania TV.
Russia strikes major Kyiv road bridge in what Zelenskyy ...
Russian forces launched ballistic missiles into Kiev on the night of October 27, hitting a university campus, medical facilities, an administrative building and the South Bridge over the Dnieper River. At least one person was killed and ten were injured, most of them students. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has again called on Western allies to deliver air defense systems more quickly. […] The post Russians strike Kiev hard at night: stu…
7 explosions in 3 minutes: Russian ballistic missiles hit Kyiv as Zelensky demands more air defence
Kyiv has come under another Russian missile attack, with explosions reported across the Ukrainian capital as the war intensifies. Ukrainian officials said the strikes damaged residential buildings, medical facilities, educational institutions and transport infrastructure, with casualties reported. President Volodymyr Zelensky has urged Ukraine’s Western allies to accelerate deliveries of air defence systems and interceptor missiles, warning that…
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