Kyivindependent Mass Drone and Missile Strikes by Russia Cause Casualties in Ukraine
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- •Russian forces launched 128 drones and 2 missiles targeting Ukraine on Nov. 4-5.
- •Ukrainian air defenses intercepted 105 of the drones, minimizing potential damage.
- •Casualties from the strikes include 9 dead and 19 injured, indicating a severe impact.
On November 4-5, 2026, Russian forces launched a significant attack on Ukraine, deploying 128 drones and 2 Kh-35 missiles, targeting energy, logistics, and civilian infrastructure. Ukrainian air defenses successfully intercepted 105 drones, including 48 jet-powered Shahed UAVs. The strikes resulted in damage across multiple regions, with reports of injuries in Dnipro and ongoing emergency responses. In total, 9 individuals were killed and 19 injured across Ukraine due to these attacks. The strikes were part of a broader offensive that has seen increased casualties since the end of a ceasefire. The situation remains as emergency crews continue to assess and respond to the damage.
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