Drones attack Voronezh, Russia: Administrative building and utility facility damaged
Russian air defense forces shot down more than 15 drones in Voronezh Oblast, local governor Alexander Gusev claimed on Telegram in the early hours of Aug. 11.
He also stated that there were allegedly no casualties.
As a result of the attack, several private homes, an administrative
building, various infrastructure objects, and multiple vehicles were damaged.
Additionally, about 100 residents of Voronezh were left
without electricity.
On the same night, explosions were reported in the Russian
city of Kursk. The governor of Kursk Oblast, Alexey Smirnov, claimed that a “Ukrainian
missile” was shot down and fell on a residential building in the city, causing
a fire.
Russia’s Ministry of Emergency Situations (EMERCOM) reported
that “15 people were rescued, and 30 were evacuated” from the building where
the fire occurred.
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