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Sweeping attack marks shift in Moscow's bombardment tactics, killing at least six and wounding dozens.
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Russia conducted one of its longest daylight drone attacks across Ukraine on Wednesday, killing at least six people and wounding dozens, according to Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
The assault marks a tactical shift for Moscow, which has typically carried out night bombardments. The widespread strike targeted multiple locations across the country, including western regions.
The escalation comes as Russia continues its offensive operations more than two years into the full-scale invasion. Ukrainian air defenses were mobilized to counter the attack.
Russia conducted one of its longest daylight drone attacks across Ukraine on Wednesday, killing at least six and wounding dozens. The assault marks a tactical shift from Moscow's typical nighttime bombardments, striking multiple locations including western regions.
Russia's new daylight attack strategy signals a potential intensification of the conflict that could affect humanitarian operations, civilian movements, and reconstruction efforts across Ukraine. If Moscow sustains this shift toward daytime strikes, it may force Ukrainian civilians and businesses to adjust daily routines and increase pressure on already-strained air defense systems.