Ukraine and Russia trade hundreds of drones overnight, as Moscow continues targeting energy infrastructure
Both sides reported hundreds of drone launches as Russian strikes cut power across seven Ukrainian regions and Ukraine hit a major logistics complex in southern Russia.
- On Tuesday night, Russia and Ukraine exchanged hundreds of drone attacks, with Russian strikes hitting power substations in northern Ukraine and a cargo ship carrying military supplies in the Black Sea.
- These strikes represent Moscow's continued targeting of Ukraine's energy infrastructure as winter approaches. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy described the attacks as "complex, massive."
- Ukraine's Air Force shot down 272 Russian drones by Wednesday morning, while Russia's Defense Ministry claimed interception of 709 Ukrainian drones over 14 regions, occupied Crimea, and the Sea of Azov.
- Deputy Energy Minister Artem Nekrasov reported electrical disruptions remain "most difficult in the capital region," as emergency crews partially shut down the local grid following damage across nine regions.
- Ahead of mid-November peace talks in Abu Dhabi, Kyiv is seeking an end to Russian strikes on energy and critical infrastructure as winter sets in.
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LONDON - Ukraine and Russia exchanged hundreds of drone attacks on Tuesday night, with Russian strikes hitting power substations in northern Ukraine and a cargo ship carrying supplies for the Ukrainian military in the Black Sea, according to Russia's Ministry of Defense. Ukrainian strikes hit [...]
Ukraine and Russia trade hundreds of drones overnight, as Moscow continues targeting energy infrastructure
ABC News LONDON — Ukraine and Russia exchanged hundreds of drone attacks on Tuesday night, with Russian strikes hitting power substations in northern Ukraine and a cargo ship carrying supplies for the Ukrainian military in the Black
Russian attacks on power grid, fighting on 30-kilometer-wide front
A few days before the planned peace talks in Abu Dhabi, the attacks on the Ukrainian energy supply continue. Moscow reports hits on two power plants and an attack on a cargo ship near Odessa. Massive Russian air attacks in several regions had already triggered power outages on Tuesday.
<p>Russia announced strikes on energy facilities in Kyiv and Zhytomyr region and dry cargo near Odessa, Russia said attacks on substations in Kyiv and Zhytomyr region and dry cargo near Odessa. There is no independent confirmation</p>.
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