A recent attack on a military depot in Russia’s Tver region has led to a partial evacuation order after Ukrainian drones struck the facility in Toropets. Reports on the cause and scale of the attack differ between Ukrainian and Russian sources. According to a Kyiv security official, the strike was carried out by Ukraine’s Security Service, Intelligence, and Special Operations Forces, resulting in a fire at the depot containing missiles, bombs, and artillery shells. On the other hand, the governor of the Tver region claims that the fire broke out after a Ukrainian drone was shot down by Russian air defense systems.
Simultaneously, Russian forces dropped bombs on a town in Ukraine’s Sumy region, causing injuries and damage to property. The Russian Ministry of Defence also released footage showing attacks on Ukrainian military equipment in the Kursk region. In the Zaporizhzhia region, residents of Komyshuvakha are dealing with the aftermath of a Russian army attack that killed two people and injured five, causing a residential building to catch fire.
The situation in the region remains volatile as both sides continue to engage in military actions. The attacks highlight the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia, with casualties and property damage being reported on both sides. Authorities in the affected regions are working to assess the extent of the damage and provide assistance to those affected by the violence.
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