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Ukraine Strikes Russian Missile Plant and Satellite Center
Ukraine launched air-launched cruise missiles at a Voronezh production plant and the Dubna satellite communications center. Russian authorities confirmed plant damage and three injuries. Russian drone attacks killed civilians in Ukraine and struck a cargo ship.
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Ukraine used air-launched cruise missiles to strike a plant producing missile electronics in Russia’s Voronezh region and the Dubna satellite communications center near Moscow. Local Russian authorities confirmed damage to the Voronezh production plant and three injuries. Overnight and early Monday, Russian drones killed two people and injured seven others in Zaporizhzhia.
Vehicles and fuel storage tanks caught fire after the strikes, Ukraine’s emergency services said. Russian defense systems downed 301 drones overnight, including over Russian-occupied areas of Ukraine. The airports of Sheremetyevo, Domodedovo, Vnukovo, and Zhukovskiy temporarily suspended flights.
A Russian drone hit the Turkish-flagged dry cargo vessel Victress sailing under the Panamanian flag. Deputy Prime Minister Oleksii Kuleba said a 58-year-old Egyptian cook was killed and eight other crew members evacuated on a lifeboat. The leaders of Europe’s top military powers are scheduled to meet Wednesday in Berlin to discuss the Ukraine conflict and an upcoming NATO summit.
A spokesman said the meeting plans remain unchanged.
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