Russian Drone Strikes Damage Jewish Sites, Civil Infrastructure Across Ukraine

A historic synagogue in Odesa, Ukraine, the Nachlas Eliezer Synagogue, was significantly damaged by a Russian suicide drone strike, causing a large fire but no reported injuries. This attack is part of a broader pattern of assaults on Jewish community sites amid intense bombardments during Russia's ongoing invasion of Ukraine, which has lasted over three and a half years. Ukrainian military intelligence also successfully struck Russian radar installations and a landing craft in Crimea using maritime drone carriers, dealing a blow to Russia's air defense infrastructure. Meanwhile, Russian drone strikes have caused fires and structural damage in several Ukrainian cities, including Dnipro, Pavlohrad, Kryvyi Rih, and Koriukivka, leading to civilian injuries and destruction of property. Ukrainian air defenses have been active, reportedly shooting down dozens of drones during these attacks. These events underscore the continued intensity of the conflict and its impact on both civilian populations and critical infrastructure across Ukraine.