Russia Intensifies Attacks on Ukrainian Infrastructure
Russia Intensifies Attacks on Ukrainian Infrastructure
Russia Intensifies Attacks on Ukrainian Infrastructure
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On August 27, Russia executed a massive missile and drone assault targeting Ukraine's energy infrastructure, resulting in significant damage and civilian casualties, including at least four to seven deaths. This attack, which coincided with Ukraine's recent Independence Day celebrations, involved 127 missiles and 109 drones, with Ukrainian Air Force intercepting 102 missiles. In eastern Ukraine, the city of Pokrovsk is under intensified threat as Russian troops advance, prompting mandatory evacuations amid growing fears of destruction. Concurrently, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky recently dismissed the air force commander following an F-16 crash amidst Russian bombardment, emphasizing the need to strengthen military leadership. Additionally, fresh Russian attacks on August 28 led to the deaths of at least nine individuals, while Ukraine continues its offensive in Russia's Kursk region, with intentions to retain captured territories. The ongoing conflict remains marked by intense military actions and strategic territorial considerations from both sides.

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