Ukraine strikes Russian industrial site in Samara region
Ukraine launched a large-scale aerial attack on industrial infrastructure in Russia's southwestern Samara region, killing at least six people.
Ukraine carried out one of its largest aerial attacks of the war, targeting industrial infrastructure in Russia's Samara region. The assault used long-range missiles and drone swarms to strike military industries and related facilities. At least six people were killed in the strike. The attack reflects Kyiv's increased campaign of strikes against Russian military and industrial targets this year.
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