Kirvohrad Oblast targeted by Russian attack drones, reports regional administration
Ukrainian air defense repelled a drone attack launched by Russian invasion forces against Kirovohrad Oblast (Photo:Serhii Smolientsev/Reuters)
Ukrainian air defense repelled a drone attack launched by Russian invasion forces against Kirovohrad Oblast overnight on July 22, Kirovohrad Oblast governor Andriy Raikovych reported on Telegram.
According to preliminary reports, the attack caused no casualties or damage.
Overnight on July 19, the enemy attacked Ukraine with air-, surface and sea-based missiles, as well as Shahed-136/131 suicide drones launched from south. Ukraine's air defense downed 13 Kalibr cruise missiles, one Kh-59 TV-guided missile, and 23 Shahed drones from that volley.
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