Two persons were killed by Russian shelling in the Kherson region of Ukraine, according to local officials, while drone assaults between the two nations continued into Saturday night.
Oleksandr Prokudin, the governor of the partially occupied Kherson area, reported that two more people were injured in the attack near the regional seat.
An oil store in the remote Tsimlyansky District of southwest Russia was set on fire early on Saturday morning as a result of a drone attack by Ukraine. This is the most recent long-range attack by Kyiv’s forces on a border region.
In an attempt to slow down the Kremlin’s war machine, Ukraine has increased its aerial attacks on Russian territory in recent months, focusing on oil pipelines and refineries. The third year of the conflict has left defenders vulnerable, and Moscow’s army is applying pressure along the front line in eastern Ukraine.
Vasily Golubev, the governor of Rostov area, reported that although there were no deaths, the drone strike had resulted in a fire that covered 200 square meters (2,100 square feet). Golubev stated the fire had been put out about five hours after he had reported it on Telegram.
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