Two Killed in Attack on Russia, Ukraine Hit by Drones
- On Monday, a Ukrainian drone attack on Voronezh, Russia, killed two people and injured 17, with regional governor Alexander Gusev reporting that debris from a UAV struck a commuter train in the city's leftbank suburb.
- The strike caused fires at industrial businesses, a city business center, and a residential building, prompting Voronezh State University faculties to temporarily shift to distance learning, a spokesperson told TASS.
- Russia agreed on Wednesday to return to three-way negotiations with Ukraine and the United States in November, with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirming on Sunday that a trilateral meeting in Abu Dhabi will proceed next month.
- Separately, Kyiv and Moscow agreed on Friday to a localized ceasefire around Oleshky, a heavily damaged Russian-occupied town in the Kherson region, brokered by United States first lady Melania Trump.
- Direct talks between the sides failed to produce settlement in 2025 and have remained frozen since the start of this year, though Zelenskyy stated that territorial issues must be addressed at a leadership level.
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At least two people were killed, and 17 others were injured, most of them passengers on a suburban train, following a drone attack on Voronej city in Russia on Sunday night to Monday. The governor of the region, Aleksandr Gusev, announced that over 70 drones were shot down, reports the France-Presse Agency (AFP). Voronej is a city with over one million inhabitants, located about 500 kilometers from Moscow.
A drone attack resulted in two deaths and 17 injuries in Voronezh, Russia, during the night of Sunday to Monday. More than 70 aircraft were shot down, according to the regional governor.
Russia, Ukraine report casualties as both sides exchange overnight airstrikes
The Ukrainian military attacked Voronez with missiles and drones on the night of 26 October.
As a result of the fall of fragments of a hit-and-run Ukrainian drone on a rail wagon of a passenger train travelling from Anapa to Moscow, five people were injured, two of them heavy, and medical assistance was provided to the victims, as reported by the regional media.
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