One naval drone was destroyed late on Friday (Saturday AEST) and two others early on Saturday morning, according to Russia’s Defence Ministry.
A Ukrainian fighter on the frontline near Lyman in the north, where Russia is trying to draw forces away from the southern counteroffensive., a key supply route for Kremlin forces in Russia’s war with Ukraine, has come under repeated attack since Russia launched its full-scale invasion.
Two Ukrainian drones attacked the region’s Valuysky district, causing minor damage to a private home and car, while another drone was intercepted by Russian air defence in the Grayvoronsky district. Meanwhile, four people were wounded in the Ukrainian shelling of the eastern Ukrainian city of Donetsk, Moscow-installed mayor Aleksey Kulemzin said on Saturday.
Farther north, a 32-year-old police investigator was killed and two other people were wounded when shells hit the town of Seredyna-Buda in the north-eastern Sumy region.
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