Ukrainian Drones Strike Russia: A Day Before High-Stakes Summit
Ukrainian drones targeted two Russian cities, injuring 16 individuals, the day before a crucial U.S.-Russia summit. In Rostov-on-Don, 13 people were wounded when a drone hit an apartment. In Belgorod, three civilians were injured. Debris caused a fire at an oil refinery in Volgograd.
In a series of developments leading up to a U.S.-Russia summit, Ukrainian drones executed strikes on two Russian cities, resulting in injuries to at least 16 individuals, according to local authorities.
A significant incident occurred in Rostov-on-Don, where a drone collision with an apartment building left 13 people injured, including two severely, as reported by the acting regional governor.
Additionally, the Belgorod region witnessed three civilian injuries following a drone attack, and Volgograd's oil refinery suffered from a fire caused by drone debris as preparations intensify before discussions between President Trump and President Putin.
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