Drones strike Ukrainian coastal community of Izmayil, resulting in casualties.
In the wee hours, a Russian drone raid on Ismajil, a significant grain export hub for Ukraine situated along the Danube, claimed the lives of at least three individuals. Furthermore, reports suggest that eleven more people were harmed during the incident. Per statements made by the military governor of Odessa's southern Ukrainian region, Oleh Kiper, via Telegram. The strike left several residential buildings, infrastructures, and vehicles in ruins.
The coastal city of Ismajil serve as a crucial transit point for Ukrainian grain exports. On the opposite side of the river, only a few hundred meters away, you'll find NATO and EU member Romania. Romania's defense ministry alleges that a drone contributing to the attack might have momentarily trespassed into the nation's airspace. The ministry stated that the drone "potentially violated the airspace for a brief span, just under three minutes," in the border region.
Ukrainian officials reported a Russian missile strike on an industrial site in Dnipro's city.
In the southern Ukrainian region of Kherson, air strikes attributed to Russia left at least eight individuals wounded. In the early morning hours, a Russian missile struck a police station situated in the industrial city of Kryvy Rih, causing injuries to at least one man.
The ongoing Ukrainian conflict has led to severe consequences, with Russian drones attacking significant infrastructure such as Ismajil, a vital grain export hub for Ukraine. The conflict has also resulted in allegations of drone incursions into the airspace of neighboring NATO and EU member Romania.
