Ukraine drone attacks kill three in Russia, cause fire at oil refinery
Summary
Ukrainian drone attacks in Russia have resulted in three deaths and several injuries. The strikes also caused fires at a central oil refinery and other facilities. Both countries continue military actions while diplomatic talks are suggested as a possible solution.Key Facts
- Ukrainian drones killed at least three people and injured two others in western Russia.
- A woman died in the Penza region, and two people were hurt in the same attack.
- An elderly man died in the Samara region after debris from a drone caused his house to catch fire.
- In the Rostov region, a guard was killed, and a fire broke out at an industrial site after a drone strike.
- Fires were reported at the Ryazan oil refinery and Annanefteprodukt oil storage after an attack.
- Ukraine's SBU intelligence agency said it targeted a Russian military airfield and factory with drones.
- Russia reported it had downed 338 Ukrainian drones overnight and claimed control of almost 20% of Ukraine.
- Diplomatic efforts, including potential U.S. intervention, are underway to seek a truce.
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