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Russia reports repelling a massive Ukrainian drone attack, intercepting 114 UAVs and 6 naval drones. Most were shot down over Crimea and Krasnodar Region, with some attacks causing damage and casualties. This is part of ongoing Ukrainian strikes on Russian infrastructure, particularly targeting energy facilities. In response, Russia has intensified its attacks on Ukrainian targets, including recent strikes on energy infrastructure. The conflict continues to escalate with both sides employing drones and long-range weapons.

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00:00120-plus drones fired from Ukraine over Russia.
00:09Zelenskyy returns to war as the peace summit fails.
00:18An answer to Russian retaliation.
00:23According to the Russian defence ministry, a total of 114 unmanned aerial vehicles were
00:28shot down overnight along with the interception of six naval drones in the Black Sea.
00:34This massive operation was described as an attempt by Ukraine to carry out what Russia
00:38terms as a terrorist attack on Russian infrastructure.
00:41The majority of the intercepted drones, approximately 70, were reportedly taken down over Crimea,
00:47a region annexed by Russia in 2014 and a frequent target of Ukrainian attacks.
00:53The Black Sea fleet was credited with destroying six unmanned surface vehicles, highlighting
00:58the multidimensional nature of these attacks.
01:01In addition to Crimea, other Russian regions also were affected.
01:05Krasnodar region saw 43 drones intercepted while one UAV was shot down in Volgograd region.
01:11The governor of the Krasnodar region described the incident as a massive attack on civilian
01:16infrastructure.
01:18In the city of Krasnodar, a boiler facility near a bus terminal was also damaged, resulting
01:23in one worker's death and several injuries.
01:26An oil refinery in the city also suffered damage to its administrative buildings.
01:31The Russian defence ministry later reported the interception of three war drones in Bryansk
01:36region, which borders Ukraine, indicating the widespread nature of these attacks.
01:41These drone raids are a part of a pattern of Ukrainian attack on Russian border regions
01:46that have been ongoing since the war started back in February 2022.
01:50Ukraine has increasingly targeted Russian oil refineries and storage facilities with
01:55long-range kamikaze drones since January, aiming to disrupt Russia's energy infrastructure.
02:01In response to these attacks, Russian President Vladimir Putin also justified the intensification
02:06of Russian strikes on Ukrainian energy infrastructure and military-industrial facilities.
02:11Putin emphasized that these retaliatory strikes were timed to coincide with warmer weather
02:15to minimize the humanitarian impact of potential power outages.
02:21The day before the massive drone interception, Russia confirmed canning out another large-scale
02:25missile and drone attack on Ukrainian targets.
02:28Ukraine's national electric company Ukranergo also reported damage to its facilities in
02:33several parts of the country, including Kiev region.
02:36This attack, the seventh of its kind since March 22, is expected to result in further
02:41restriction on energy consumption in Ukraine.
02:45This escalation in drone warfare and infrastructure targeting on both sides highlights the evolving
02:49nature of the war and increasing use of unmanned technology in the modern warfare.
02:54It also highlights the ongoing tensions and the potential of further escalation between
02:58Russia and Ukraine.
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