Ukrainian Drones Strike Deep into Russian Regions

Ukrainian drones targeted Russia's Ryazan and Voronezh regions, causing damage but no casualties. The attacks sparked fires on buildings and hit various facilities. Ukraine has been increasing drone strikes on Russian oil infrastructure. Russia claims to have shot down 116 drones overnight.

Overnight, Ukrainian drones targeted the Russian regions of Ryazan and Voronezh, resulting in damage but no reported casualties. Local governors confirmed the incidents on Saturday, noting that a fire erupted on the roof of a multi-storey residential building due to the attack.

Debris from the drones reportedly landed within the premises of 'an industrial facility,' according to Ryazan governor Pavel Malkov. While specific facilities were not named, Ukraine has a history of targeting refineries and other oil-related infrastructure in similar operations.

In Voronezh, a drone strike resulted in damage to a fuel station, a school, and several residential buildings. Meanwhile, Russia's Defence Ministry announced it had successfully shot down 116 Ukrainian drones overnight, amidst intensified drone assaults aimed at Russian oil refineries and facilities.

(With inputs from agencies.)