For a second consecutive night, the Russian forces fired a barrage of unmanned aircraft against Kiev, with at least three people killed and 10 more injured, according to local officials.

“Unfortunately, three people were killed at night because of the hostile attack on the Kiev region” – two in Opuchiv and one in Bucca – while ten others were injured, said Regional Governor Mikola Kalasnik.

In Kharkov (northeast), Mayor Ihor Terehoff reported that unmanned aircraft hit three locations in its second largest city Ukraine.

On the Telegram platform, videos were published – the authenticity of which has not been verified – allegedly showing a fire due to a Russian strike in the port of Odessa (south).

Air raids also referred to the Mikolaib and Hersona regions, in the southern part of Ukraine.

On Friday night to Saturday, the Russia It launched about 250 drones and 14 ballistic missiles against Kiev, in one of the largest combined air attacks against the Ukrainian capital since the start of the war in February 2022, causing damage to buildings and injuring at least 14 people.

The attacks occur amid prisoner of war between Russia and Ukraine, under an agreement reached days ago in Istanbul. Last Saturday, 307 prisoners were exchanged on each side and the exchange is expected to continue today.

Meanwhile, four people were killed in the district of Khmelnitsky, a city of Western Ukraine, military authorities said after a new massive Russian air attack that took place early this morning in the country. “Last night, the Khmelnitsky region became Russia’s hostile wounds (…) According to first reports, four people were unfortunately killed,” Sergie Tyurin said via the Telegram, who is also the head of the military administration.

Russian troops occupied territories in Donetsk and Sumi

On the fronts of the battles, conflicts continue with an undiminished intensity, with Russian troops gradually gaining ground despite significant losses that occur from time to time.

The Russian forces occupied the Stuutsky and Odrantne communities in the Donetsk region of Eastern Ukraine, according to the Ministry of Defense in Moscow.

The Russian army also announced the occupation of the city of Loknia in the Sumi region of northeast Ukraine, where Moscow aspires to create a seat belt to prevent cross -border attacks of Ukrainian forces commensurate with the one in Kursk last August.

Russia: Anti -aircraft defense rejected 95 Ukrainian drones, some of which were directed to Moscow

The Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation announced today that anti -aircraft defense has intercepted and destroyed 95 Ukrainian unmanned aircraft in various parts of the State – including the Moscow region – within four hours.

In a post by Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin, the Telegram platform reports that 11 enemy drones were rejected as they were heading for the Russian capital.

For security reasons, the Russian Civil Aviation Authority was forced to temporarily suspend flights to and from Moscow airports.

Regional officials also reported that anti -aircraft defense systems broke hostile drones in the cities of Tula (south of Moscow) and Tver (northwest of the Russian capital).