
Russian Strikes Hit Ukraine Infrastructure and German-Owned Auto Supplier
Russian attacks killed two people, disrupted regional power supplies and halted work at a German-owned automotive wiring plant in Lutsk.

Russian attacks killed two people, disrupted regional power supplies and halted work at a German-owned automotive wiring plant in Lutsk.

Officials reported two deaths, fires, refinery damage and airport suspensions after a major drone attack on Moscow and its region.

Russian strikes injured civilians, including children, in Kyiv, Odesa and Sumy, damaging homes, warehouses, offices and university property.

Russian drone strikes hit Kyiv fuel stations and warehouses, killing one and injuring others, while Odesa and Zaporizhzhia reported infrastructure damage.

Russian strikes killed four people in Sumy and Mykolaiv, hitting a mall-area parking lot, port infrastructure, warehouses and a postal branch.

A major Wildberries logistics hub in the Voronezh region was severely damaged by fire amid drone attacks, causing significant operational disruption and financial losses.