Russia’s jet-powered drones bring empty Kyiv supermarket shelves and rattle Ukrainians
Summary
Russian forces have continued intense drone and air attacks on Kyiv and nearby cities for five days, damaging warehouses and causing some supermarket shortages. Ukraine is working to stop fast jet-powered drones Russia uses, while civilians face disruptions and risks from ongoing strikes.Key Facts
- Russia has launched nearly 1,500 drones at Ukraine in a few days, around 800 of which are fast jet-powered drones.
- These attacks have hit Kyiv and surrounding areas, damaging warehouses and food distribution centers.
- Some Kyiv supermarkets have empty shelves due to disrupted supply chains.
- Four companies in Ukraine are developing interceptor drones to counter the jet-powered drones.
- Schools in Ukraine have air raid shelters and can switch to online classes amid the attacks.
- Ukrainian President Zelenskyy said Russia’s goal is to wear down Ukraine’s people.
- Ukraine has also targeted Russian online retailers and oil facilities to impact Russian civilians.
- Casualties from recent attacks include dozens of civilians killed and wounded.
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