Over 100 Ukrainian Drones Shot Down in Russia

Over 100 Ukrainian drones were intercepted over Russian territory on Sunday, marking one of the largest drone attacks since the conflict began in February 2022. Russian air defenses reported shooting down 125 drones across seven regions, with the Volgograd region experiencing significant activity where 67 drones were downed, resulting in a wildfire that affected 20 hectares of forest. In Voronezh, debris from intercepted drones caused damage to an apartment block, although no casualties were reported. Concurrently, in Zaporizhzhia, Russian airstrikes injured 14 civilians and damaged infrastructure, heightening fears of a potential new offensive in the region. The Ukrainian military has confirmed that these attacks are part of ongoing operations targeting Russian logistics, with the UK intelligence reporting record losses of Russian ammunition due to drone strikes. As the conflict continues, both sides are experiencing heavy losses and escalating violence.