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Three dead and dozens injured in Russian attacks in Ukraine. Russia says it shot down 230 Ukrainian drones
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Three dead and dozens injured in Russian attacks in Ukraine. Russia says it shot down 230 Ukrainian drones

SAPO Notícias12 September 2026 at 12:11

Three people died and dozens were injured in Russian attacks carried out on Ukrainian territory. The numerous bombings caused significant damage in several regions of the country, including residential areas.

Russia claimed to have shot down 230 Ukrainian drones during defense operations. Russian authorities reported that air defense systems intercepted most of the unmanned aircraft launched by Ukraine.

The attacks have intensified significantly in recent weeks, coinciding with the approaching winter season. Experts warn that the harsh cold can worsen the humanitarian situation of the civilian population, which is already facing difficulties with the destruction of essential infrastructure.

Ukrainian forces continue to resist and carry out defensive operations against Russian aggression. The international community is following the escalation of the conflict with concern, which has already lasted more than two years.

Why this matters

This article directly affects readers in the European region, especially those with family or interests in Ukraine and neighboring countries, given that intensified attacks before winter can result in electricity and heating disruptions. The scale of the conflict and Russian claims about the drones shot down indicate a significant escalation that can influence the foreign policy and military aid of European countries to Ukraine.

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