At least two people have lost their lives in a new series of cross-attacks during the last night between Ukraine and Russia, according to authorities from both countries. These incidents are framed in the war that began in February 2022 following the invasion order signed by Russian President Vladimir Putin.
The governor of the Kiev province, Timur Tkachenko, has explained in a message published on social media that one person has died and another has been injured as a result of a Russian attack against the town of Bucha, where material damage has also been recorded in two buildings.
At the same time, the governor of the Russian region of Bryansk, Egor Kovalchuk, has stated that a man has died from the impact of a drone against the vehicle he was traveling in the town of Klimovo, an incident in which a second person has been injured.
The Ukrainian Air Force has detailed that, in recent hours, Russian forces have launched 186 drones against Ukrainian territory. According to their report, 150 of them have been shot down, although impacts have been confirmed in 27 different points, in addition to the fall of debris from the interceptions in another thirteen places.
For its part, the Russian Ministry of Defense has reported that the country's air defense systems have destroyed 373 drones in recent hours in various areas of Russian territory, including the Moscow region and the Crimean peninsula, annexed by Russia in 2014, a move that does not have the recognition of the international community.