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Daily Memo: Drone Attack in Russia, US-Brazil Talks

The strike damaged equipment and forced the control center to suspend work, leaving at least 14,000 passengers stuck, officials said.

  • On Friday morning, a Ukrainian drone crashed into the regional air traffic control center in Rostov-on-Don, Russia, forcing authorities to suspend operations at more than a dozen airports across southern Russia.
  • The Defense Ministry reported intercepting more than 260 Ukrainian drones across Russia early Friday, with some striking industrial sites as far as Perm, despite a unilateral Russian ceasefire announced for May 8-10.
  • At least 14,000 passengers remained stranded due to cancellations, and Transportation Minister Andrey Nikitin requested that airlines coordinate with Russian Railways and the Unified Transportation Directorate for alternative transit.
  • President Volodymyr Zelensky claimed Ukrainian drones struck energy infrastructure in Yaroslavl, located 434 miles from the border, and stated Ukraine will continue responding to Russian strikes.
  • Meanwhile, the Defense Ministry registered 1,365 violations by Ukraine since midnight, while Zelensky reported his military recorded 850 Russian strikes, illustrating the conflict's intensity despite the ceasefire.
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RTVI broke the news in Moscow, Russian Federation (the) on Friday, May 8, 2026.
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