Consistent drone attacks seemingly carried out by Ukraine on Russian soil or deep into its occupied territories has begun to sow discontent in the Russian information space, according to the Institute for the Study of War.
As has been expected, the Danish defence minister has confirmed Ukraine will only be able to use newly promised F-16 fighter jets from Denmark within Ukrainian territory.
The attack on Novostroyka-Vtoraya, if linked to Kyiv, would stand as the fourth such strike this morning on Russian territory. A leading Ukrainian bank is attempting to finance the purchase of 33 long-range drones, which can be controlled up to 800 kilometres away. It is looking to raise funds via donations for the equipment, which is set to cost around £1.3m.
For context, the eastern Ukrainian city of Kharkiv is around 400 miles from Moscow, as the crow flies. The Ukrainian army has recaptured as much as 43 square kilometres near Bakhmut, including three square kilometres in the past seven days, its deputy defence minister says. The Kremlin said the president heard reports from the frontline from Valery Gerasimov, the head of his armies, and a number of other senior military leaders.A third drone has hit Russian territory over the course of just a few hours this morning, as the Kaluga governor reports a drone was downed over the district of Kirovsky.
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