Russia launches drone strikes on Ukrainian cities
Britain intelligence of drones used by Russia on October 18 Iran confirmed the production
On the morning of October 19 Russia forces of Ukraine hit Nikolayev region in the south with kamikaze drones. Lasting more than a week weather strikes destroyed a third of the power plants in Ukraine, more than a thousand towns and villages were cut off.
Ukraine According to the southern command of the army, on October 19, 12 drones were shot down last night.
A day ago, three people died as a result of Russia’s attack on the power plant in Kiev perished has been Kharkiv and energy infrastructure in the Dnieper was hit.
President Volodymyr Zelensky In his speech on October 18, he said that in the last week, Russia weather strikes destroyed 30 percent of power plants in Ukraine. The Ministry of Energy reports that hundreds of residential areas are without electricity. The number of these stations is 1162.
According to Zelensky, Russia is attacking Ukraine Iran The use of manufactured drones shows that for decades military– billions to the industrial complex dollars despite spending Russia political and military has failed in terms of
“In the end, they bowed to Tehran to get simple drones and missiles.” – Zelensky stressed.
“This is just telling the world that Russia is headed for defeat once again, once again crime it will show that he is trying to involve his partner in this terrorism”, – Zelensky said.
Iran He says he did not give drones to Russia. The Kremlin says that it is not aware of the use of kamikaze drones by Iran.
Britain intelligence confirmed on October 18 that the drones used by Russia were manufactured in Iran. USA According to the State Department, Iranian drones were used in the attack on Kiev on October 17.
NATO announced that air defense systems will be delivered to Ukraine in a few days.
Meanwhile, the commander of the Russian forces in Ukraine announced that the situation in the southern city of Kherson is “difficult” and that the residents will be relocated.