Kyivindependent Russia Launches Drone Strikes, Injures 13 in Zaporizhzhia
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- •Russia launched 117 long-range drones, injuring 13 people in Zaporizhzhia.
- •The attack included 63 jet-powered drones targeting civilian areas.
- •Rescuers managed to free 14 individuals trapped in their apartments.
On November 13, 2026, Russian forces launched 117 long-range attack drones against Ukraine, injuring 13 individuals, including 5 children, in Zaporizhzhia. The Ukrainian State Emergency Service reported that rescuers freed 14 people trapped in their apartments due to the strikes. The attack involved Gerbera and simulator drones, with 63 being jet-powered. The overall impact of the drone strikes continues to escalate as Ukraine faces ongoing assaults. Additionally, a separate incident involved a downed drone causing a fire at a medical facility in Kyiv, highlighting the widespread effects of the drone warfare. The situation remains as casualties mount and infrastructure is damaged.
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