Russia launched one of its largest combined missile and drone attacks on Ukraine, killing at least 18 people and injuring 60, primarily in Kyiv. Ukrainian officials cited critical air defense gaps due to a shortage of Patriot interceptor missiles, prompting President Zelenskyy to renew calls for more aid.
Ukraine's drone attacks on Russian oil refineries escalate, causing fuel shortages and rationing. Putin admits a 'certain deficit' in fuel, vows to protect facilities and increase output.
The Indian Army has ordered 450 NAGASTRA-1R loitering munitions from SDAL. This move reflects the global trend of drones evolving into strategic weapons capable of deep strikes, economic disruption, and power projection, as seen in Ukraine's recent assaults on Russian oil infrastructure and Iran's long-range deployments.
Ukraine conducted its largest drone attack on Moscow, targeting the Kapotnya oil refinery and causing significant disruption. The assault highlighted Ukraine's advanced long-range drone capabilities and was framed as retaliation for Russian strikes.
Ukraine launched drone attacks on an oil terminal in St. Petersburg and military targets in Kronstadt early Wednesday, just before Russia's St. Petersburg International Economic Forum began. Officials confirmed damage and injuries, with Ukraine claiming responsibility for hitting key facilities.
Russia launched overnight strikes on Ukraine using four missile types, including the hypersonic Oreshnik, in retaliation for Kyiv's attacks. Moscow claimed success targeting military facilities, while Ukraine reported civilian casualties and damage, with President Zelenskyy highlighting the Oreshnik's use.
