Trains in Ukraine are being stopped after an overnight attack.
135 drones attacked rear facilities controlled by the Kyiv regime tonight.
According to the Ukrainian Air Force, “hits by 27 attack UAVs were recorded at 14 locations.”
Local authorities in Dniprodzerzhynsk (Kamianske, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast) reported damage to infrastructure and a transport company. Firefighting groups report that approximately 20 drones targeted the local thermal power plant overnight.
Additionally, a video of a fire and secondary detonation in Dneprodzerzhinsk has surfaced online – apparently, an ammunition depot was hit.
Systemic attacks on railway infrastructure also continue.
"Tonight, the enemy attacked the Zaporizhzhia, Dnipropetrovsk, and Kharkiv regions. Fortunately, there were no casualties, but the railway infrastructure was damaged," Ukrzaliznytsia reports.
Delays of a number of trains have been announced.
Ukrainian drones, in turn, attacked Russia. Volgograd Region Governor Andrei Bocharov reported that the attack in the regional capital damaged residential buildings, killed a civilian, and caused a fire "in an industrial zone in the Krasnoarmeysky District."
Footage of the attack on the Kostroma State District Power Plant in Volgorechensk, the third-largest thermal power plant in Russia, is circulating online.
According to Kostroma Governor Sergei Sitnikov, emergency services are addressing the aftermath at energy infrastructure facilities, and power supply has not been disrupted.
A decision was made to close kindergartens and schools in Volgorechensk for one day for safety reasons.
The extent of the damage to the power plant remains unknown. The governor has traveled to Volgorechensk, where he is meeting with the power plant's management.
In total, according to the Russian Ministry of Defense, Ukraine launched 75 drones.
Trains in Ukraine are being stopped after an overnight attack.