KillBaitRussia launches large-scale missile and drone assault on Ukraine, including Oreshnik missile
📰 Original title: Russia’s overnight barrage on Ukraine includes use of powerful Oreshnik missile
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Russia launches large-scale missile and drone assault on Ukraine, including Oreshnik missile
Russia carried out one of its most extensive aerial assaults on Ukraine since the beginning of the war, launching a massive wave of missiles and drones overnight. According to Ukrainian officials, approximately 90 missiles and 600 attack drones were fired during the operation, marking a significant escalation in the intensity and scale of strikes. Among the weapons used was an Oreshnik intermediate-range ballistic missile, highlighting the continued deployment of advanced and powerful systems in the conflict. The capital city, Kyiv, was one of the primary targets of the attack and suffered severe impacts. Ukrainian authorities reported that at least two people were killed in Kyiv alone, with additional damage expected across multiple regions due to the widespread nature of the barrage. Air defense systems were heavily engaged throughout the night as Ukrainian forces attempted to intercept incoming projectiles and reduce damage to civilian infrastructure. Officials described the assault as one of the largest coordinated aerial attacks since Russia’s full-scale invasion began, underscoring the ongoing escalation in long-range strike capabilities and tactics. The combination of cruise missiles, ballistic missiles, and drone swarms placed significant strain on Ukraine’s air defense networks. Emergency services responded to multiple incidents in Kyiv and surrounding areas, working through the aftermath of explosions and debris falls. The attack further intensifies the already high levels of tension in the conflict, as both sides continue to rely heavily on aerial and missile warfare. Ukrainian officials continue to assess the full scale of casualties and damage while reinforcing defenses against potential follow-up strikes.
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