Russian drones strike Kyiv petrol station, kill at least two
At least two people were killed and 12 injured after Russian jet-powered drones struck a petrol station in Kyiv, city officials and the president said. The injured included a 12-year-old boy and a first responder reportedly wounded in a double-tap strike, while Ukrnafta said a second station was also hit. Officials say Russia has struck around 300 petrol stations in recent months and is increasingly using faster drones to target energy and logistics sites. Ukraine has responded with its own strikes inside Russia, hitting warehouses and a logistics hub, and leaders on both sides say the attacks aim to weaken the other's war effort.
Jet-powered drones struck Kyiv petrol stations, killing at least two.
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Russia has increasingly used faster jet-powered drones to hit petrol stations and logistics sites. Ukraine has also stepped up drone strikes inside Russia, hitting warehouses and refineries. These dynamics could lead to more attacks and…
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