Russian side confirms Ukrainian drone shot down, no casualties

Source: Global Times
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Xinhua News Agency, Moscow, June 14 - The governors of Russia's Yaroslavl and Tula regions stated on the 14th that since early that morning, some Ukrainian drones have fallen into industrial facilities in the two regions after being shot down by Russian forces, but no casualties have been reported.

Ukrainian President Zelensky stated on social media on the 14th that in response to Russia's refusal to ceasefire, Ukraine launched long-range strikes on oil facilities and chemical plants in Russia's Yaroslavl and Tula regions from the evening of the 13th to the early morning of the 14th.

Classification
Region
Russia & CIS
Analytical Domain
Operational
Primary Category / Secondary Categories
Military Operations / Weapons & Equipment
Subcategory
Airstrike
SALUTE Report
Size
Not specified
Activity
Ukrainian drones were shot down by Russian forces, falling into industrial facilities without causing casualties. Ukraine conducted long-range strikes on Russian oil facilities and chemical plants in response to Russia's refusal to cease fire.
Location
Yaroslavl · Tula
Unit
Russian Armed Forces, Ukrainian Armed Forces
Time
June 14, 2023
Equipment
droneslong-range strike capabilities
Summary

Russian forces shot down Ukrainian drones that fell into industrial facilities in Yaroslavl and Tula on June 14, 2023, without causing casualties. In retaliation for Russia's refusal to cease fire, Ukraine launched long-range strikes against oil and chemical facilities in these regions.

Key Facts
  • Ukrainian drones were shot down by Russian forces.
  • Drones fell into industrial facilities in Yaroslavl and Tula.
  • No casualties were reported from the drone incidents.
  • Ukraine conducted long-range strikes on Russian oil and chemical facilities.
  • The strikes were a response to Russia's refusal to cease fire.