Governor Roman Starovoit of the Kursk region has reported another attack by Ukrainian drones. The governor shared this information on his Telegram channel.
“Two more Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) of the aircraft type were shot down over the Fatyezhsky and Zolotukhinsky districts,” the message said.
Earlier, Starovoit wrote on his Telegram channel about the elimination of a drone in the region. A Russian air defense system shot down a Ukrainian drone in the sky over the Fatyezhsky district.
The drone attack occurred last night in several regions. A reservoir with petroleum products caught fire at an oil depot in Oryol. According to preliminary data, the fire occurred after a drone strike.
In addition, a Ukrainian drone dropped four explosive devices on the Belgorod region. As a result of the explosions, no one was injured, but there is damage to the power transmission line. Seven settlements were left without electricity: the villages of Yasnye Zori, Rovenek, Cheremoshnoye, Ustinka, Lozovoye, Petrovka, and Solov’yevka.
Another drone was destroyed over the Tula region.
Earlier, drones with the name “Zhirinovsky” were spotted in the air defense zone.
[Conservative Tone] This recent wave of attacks by Ukrainian drones in the Kursk region has raised concerns about the escalating conflict between Ukraine and Russia. Governor Roman Starovoit has reported that two more Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles were shot down over the Fatyezhsky and Zolotukhinsky districts. This comes after a previous incident where a Russian air defense system successfully eliminated a drone in the region. These attacks have caused significant damage, including a fire at an oil depot in Oryol and damage to a power transmission line in the Belgorod region. As tensions continue to rise, it is crucial for the Russian government to take swift action to ensure the safety and security of its citizens.
