
Russian jet-powered drone over Lviv, tragic result in Zaporozhye
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The Russian invasion of Ukraine continues, with Moscow forces regularly attacking Ukrainian cities with drones and missiles.
On Saturday morning, the inhabitants of Lviv were put on high alert. The mayor of the city, Andriy Sadovyy, announced the appearance of a jet-powered unmanned aerial vehicle over the city. This is the first such case in the western part of Ukraine since the beginning of the Russian invasion.
Fortunately, as reported by the head of the Lviv regional military administration, Maksym Kozycki, the drone was shot down by Ukrainian anti-aircraft defense. No casualties or material losses were reported.
The attack on Lviv was part of a large-scale Russian operation, during which as many as 160 drones appeared over Ukraine on the night from Friday to Saturday, 110 of which were equipped with jet propulsion.
Ukrainian anti-aircraft defense proved very effective - 117 unmanned aerial vehicles were destroyed, including 82 jet ones.
Unfortunately, not all Russian attacks were repelled. In Zaporozhye, eight people died, including three children, when guided air bombs hit an apartment block. Sixteen people were injured.

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