Ukraine launched another wave of long-range drone strikes across Russia overnight, with reported attacks targeting multiple oil facilities, and key pipeline infrastructure. Russian monitoring channels reported a series of explosions over Voronezh during the early hours of Thursday.JOIN US ON TELEGRAMFollow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official. “Voronezh is under a massive unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) attack. One of the likely targets could be the Wildberries logistics hub,” the Ukrainian monitoring Telegram channel Exilenova+ reported.
However, the Astra outlet said it had not confirmed reports of a strike or fire at the Wildberries warehouse in the Novaya Usman district. Voronezh Governor Alexander Gusev confirmed that the overnight attack caused casualties and what he described as “serious consequences,” but did not specify which facilities had been hit. “Dear Voronezh residents! Air defense forces repelled an enemy attack on civilian facilities throughout the night. Unfortunately, there are casualties and serious consequences. We will provide details after emergency services complete their work,” Gusev wrote. In a later update, the governor said air defense forces had shot down 36 UAVs overnight over Voronezh and six districts across the region. “As a result of a UAV crashing in a suburb of Voronezh, a fire broke out in a private home, where, unfortunately, a three-year-old boy was killed. His parents sustained injuries of varying severity,” he wrote.
