Ukrainian and Russian Forces Exchange Drone Strikes
Ukrainian and Russian Forces Exchange Drone Strikes

Ukrainian and Russian Forces Exchange Drone Strikes

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Recent satellite imagery revealed the aftermath of a Ukrainian strike on the Borisoglebsk air base in Russia, where aircraft have reportedly been removed from parking lots following attacks on military warehouses and fuel facilities. The Russian Ministry of Defense claimed to have intercepted 113 Ukrainian drones in various provinces, asserting that a major drone attack on Russian territory was thwarted. In retaliation, Russian forces launched a significant drone assault on 15 Ukrainian regions, damaging energy infrastructure and prompting Ukraine to shoot down 78 of the 105 drones deployed. As the conflict escalates, Ukraine has been actively targeting Russian airfields to diminish the use of guided munitions against Ukrainian cities. Meanwhile, Russia has captured two towns in eastern Donetsk, despite heavy losses, as both sides continue their aggressive military operations. President Zelenskyy is seeking increased support from allies to counter the intensified attacks, particularly from Iranian drones.

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