Ukraine allegedly launched drones at Russia’s Tatarstan region, killing one and injuring 13, regional governor Rustam Minnikhanov reported on June 15. The Ukrainian drones were reportedly shot down, but the debris fell on a plant in the town of Yelabuga,

Rustam Minnikhanov, the Kremlin-installed head of Tatarstan, told state-run RIA Novosti that one person was killed and another was critically injured when drone debris struck a checkpoint at a local factory.

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A warehouse in the Ukrainian city of Zaporizhzhia was struck by Russian drones in the early hours of Saturday, rendering some 100 tonnes of humanitarian aid unusable. View on euronews