Hundreds of unmanned aircraft strike Ukrainian targets in renewed overnight attack.
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Russia launched hundreds of drones at Ukraine on Thursday, killing at least three people in renewed overnight strikes.
The attack targeted multiple Ukrainian cities and infrastructure. Ukraine's air defense systems engaged the incoming aircraft, but the scale of the assault overwhelmed some defenses.
Russia has sustained this pattern of mass drone attacks for months, targeting energy infrastructure and civilian areas. The strikes continue despite Ukraine's defensive capabilities and Western military aid.
Russia launched hundreds of drones at Ukraine overnight, killing at least three people and striking multiple cities and infrastructure targets. Ukrainian air defenses engaged the assault but were overwhelmed by the scale of the attack.
If you're tracking the war's trajectory, this reflects Russia's shift to sustained drone campaigns that bypass traditional defenses—a tactic likely to shape military aid priorities and Europe's defense spending. Power outages from energy infrastructure hits could affect anyone with connections to Ukrainian supply chains or operations.