Two dead, 17 injured: aftermath of Ukrainian attack on Russia’s central Voronezh Region
Summary
On-duty air defenses shot down 113 Ukrainian drones over the Voronezh Region in central Russia overnight, with 70 of them directly over Voronezh, Governor Alexander Gusev said
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Neutral
Governor Alexander Gusev stated that air defenses shot down 113 Ukrainian drones over the Voronezh Region overnight, with 70 intercepted directly over Voronezh. The aftermath of the attack resulted in two deaths and 17 injuries.
Ukrainian
Ukrainian forces launched a massive drone attack on the central Voronezh Region, with Russian Governor Alexander Gusev claiming that 113 drones were shot down overnight. The strike resulted in two deaths and 17 injuries, highlighting the severe threat posed to civilian safety and infrastructure in the area.
Russian official
Governor Alexander Gusev reported that on-duty air defenses successfully shot down 113 Ukrainian drones over the Voronezh Region overnight, with 70 intercepted directly above the city. The aftermath of this Ukrainian attack resulted in two deaths and 17 injuries in central Russia.
Western
Ukrainian forces launched a drone attack on Russia’s central Voronezh Region, resulting in two deaths and 17 injuries. Governor Alexander Gusev stated that air defenses intercepted 113 drones overnight, with 70 shot down directly over the city of Voronezh.
Humanitarian / anti-war
Governor Alexander Gusev reported that two people were killed and 17 were injured in the aftermath of a Ukrainian attack on the Voronezh Region. He stated that air defenses shot down 113 drones overnight, with 70 falling directly over the city of Voronezh.
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- TASS (Russia)(Russian State)
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