Ukrainian drone attacks kill four people in Russia, including a child
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Ukrainian drone attacks kill four people in Russia, including a child

SIC Notícias9 September 2026 at 08:56

Ukrainian drone attacks killed four people in Russia, including a child, according to reports. The attacks are part of an escalation in the conflict between the two countries.

In recent months, Ukrainian long-range attacks on Russian territory have intensified. These attacks have mainly targeted energy facilities, logistics and port infrastructure, as well as ships in the Black Sea.

Ukraine's strategy has focused on hitting targets that could weaken Russia's military and economic capacity, especially regarding the transport of goods and energy supply.

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