Russian forces accuse kyiv of attacking the occupied city of Sadove where there have been deaths and injuries. Ukraine also reportedly attacked the military airport in North Ossetia.
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A Ukrainian attack on the town of Sadove in the Kherson region, partially occupied by Russia, resulted in the 22 people died and 15 others were injured. This was announced by Governor Vladimir Saldo, supported by Moscow.
Russian state news agency Tass quoted Saldo as saying that Ukrainian forces first attacked the city with a French-made guided bomb and then they attacked again with a HIMARS missile supplied by the United States.
Saldo said Ukrainian forces “deliberately carried out a repeated attack to cause more casualties” when “residents of nearby houses rushed to help the wounded.”
In another attack by kyiv forces in Lugansk
The Russian-appointed governor of the partially occupied Luhansk region, Leonid Pasechnik, said on Saturday that two bodies had been recovered from the rubble. following Ukraine’s missile attack on the regional capital of Luhansk on Friday. The death toll has risen to five. Pasechnik also said 60 people were injured in the attack. Ukraine has not commented on any of the attacks.
kyiv against the airport where Russian planes depart
Ukraine launched a drone attack on Russian territory on Friday night, the Russian Defense Ministry announced on Saturday. Reportedly, 25 drones were destroyed over the southern regions of Kuban and Astrakhanthe western Tula region and the Crimean peninsula, annexed by Moscow.
On Saturday morning, government sources reported that the air defense shot down Ukrainian drones over the North Ossetia region, in the North Caucasus, for the first time, about 900 km from the front line in the partially occupied Ukrainian region of Zaporizhzhia. The target was the Russian base from which the planes that attack Ukraine take off.
According to the kyiv air force, Ukrainian air defenses Nine of 13 Russian drones were shot down overnight over central Ukraine’s Poltava region.the southeastern Ukrainian regions of Zaporizhzhia and Dnipropetrovsk, and the Kharkiv region in the northeast.
The governor of the Dnipro region, Serhiy Lysak, said his businesses and residential buildings were damaged by the night drone attack.
