Warontherocks Intensified Drone Warfare: Ukraine and Russia Exchange Strikes Amid Civilian Casualties
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- •Ukraine launched nearly 300 drones targeting Russian military sites, including an oil refinery.
- •Russian drone strikes killed at least nine civilians in Ukraine, including a couple and their children.
- •Ukrainian air defenses intercepted 148 of 154 Russian drones, but some strikes caused significant damage.
On March 21, Ukraine launched nearly 300 drones targeting Russian military and industrial sites, including an oil refinery in Saratov, while Russia retaliated with 154 drones against Ukraine, resulting in civilian casualties. The Ukrainian General Staff reported successful strikes on key Russian facilities, including a command post in Mariupol. In the Russian attacks, at least nine civilians were killed in Ukraine, including a couple in Zaporizhzhia, and 36 others were injured. Russian drone strikes also left significant portions of the Chernihiv region without power. Ukrainian air defenses intercepted 148 of the 154 Russian drones, but five managed to strike various locations. The ongoing conflict has led to increased tensions and a potential impact on upcoming peace talks. Both sides continue to report drone activity, with Moscow experiencing an uptick in attacks. The situation remains fluid, with emergency services responding to incidents across affected regions.
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