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Ukraine says facilities in Russia's Tolyatti and Oryol were targeted
Some industrial facilities were damaged in drone attacks in Russia’s Tolyatti, while local authorities said there were no deaths or injuries. Ukraine’s General Staff said Tolyattikauchuk and the Proton facility in Oryol were targeted, while Russia’s Defense Ministry reported that 1,297 drones had been destroyed.
Drone attacks on Russia’s city of Tolyatti on Saturday damaged several industrial facilities. Tolyatti Mayor Ilya Sukhikh said initial information indicated that there had been no deaths or injuries in the attacks.
Sukhikh did not identify the damaged facilities. Ukraine’s General Staff said the attack targeted the Tolyattikauchuk petrochemical facility.
Attack also reported on facility in Oryol
Ukraine’s General Staff announced that an attack had also been carried out on the Proton electronics facility in Russia’s Oryol region. The authorities in Kyiv claim that the facility produces components used in cruise and ballistic missiles.
Oryol Region Governor Andrey Klychkov said three people were killed Friday in a Ukrainian missile attack on an unidentified civilian facility in the region.
Damage reported around Yeysk airfield
The Ukrainian army said an aircraft was hit at Russia’s Yeysk airfield in the south of the country. Local authorities in the area confirmed the attack and said that two apartment buildings sustained only minor damage.
Russia says 1,297 drones were destroyed
Russia’s Defense Ministry said air defense systems had destroyed 1,297 drones over the previous 24 hours. The ministry also reported that a French-made SCALP cruise missile and four Ukrainian Neptune missiles had been destroyed.
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