Russia claims Voronezh region was attacked by drones, resulting in 2 dead and 17 injured.
On October 26 local time, the governor of Voronezh Oblast, Gusev, stated that the region was attacked by drones that resulted in 2 deaths and 17 injuries.
Gusev reported that a total of 113 drones were shot down in Voronezh Oblast that day, with over 70 of them being downed over the city of Voronezh. The attack caused fires at several local businesses, a business center, a residential building, and other facilities, with damage to the exterior walls and windows of buildings in multiple areas.
The Russian Railways company stated that the attack damaged a passenger train traveling from Anapa to Moscow at the Somovo station in Voronezh Oblast, with preliminary reports indicating that 5 passengers were injured. Due to the attack, some railway sections have suspended operations, and delays are expected for long-distance and suburban trains heading south in Russia. (Reporter Wang Bin from the Central Radio and Television Station)
On October 26, a drone attack in Voronezh Oblast, Russia, resulted in 2 deaths and 17 injuries. The governor reported that 113 drones were shot down, with significant damage to local infrastructure, including businesses and residential buildings. The attack also affected train services, injuring 5 passengers on a train.
- 2 people killed and 17 injured in the drone attack
- 113 drones were shot down in Voronezh Oblast
- Damage to businesses, a commercial center, and residential buildings
- 5 passengers injured on a train due to the attack
- Rail services disrupted in the region