Ukrainian Prime Minister Julia Svyrydenková confirmed on Sunday that the Ukrainian government building was damaged after a nightly Russian attack. Russia attacked a record number of drones at night, sending them more than 800 to Ukraine. The attacks claimed at least four victims, and dozens of people are injured. Ukraine also claims that at night she attacked the Druzhba pipeline in the Russian Brian region. According to AFP and Reuters reports, TASR reports this.
“Yes, for the first time as a result of an enemy attack, the government – roof and upper floors were damaged. The rescuers extinguish the fire,” She wrote the Prime Minister on the telegram platform, where she also added photos of the damaged building.
AP reporters reported on Sunday after a widespread attack on the Russian forces on Kiev that smoke is rising from the roof of the building where the Ukrainian government is located. AP, however, stated that NiE is clear whether this is a consequence of direct Russian intervention. Russia has so far avoided attacks on government buildings in the city center.
Russian attacks also claimed at least four victims of lives and dozens of people suffered injuries, The Ukrainian officials claim. Russia, according to Reuters, sent 805 drones and 13 missiles to Ukraine at night, While the Ukrainian air defense defeated 751 drones and four missiles. It is the highest number of drones that Russia has used since the beginning of the war in Ukraine.
The attacks at night also made Ukraine, which, according to the commander of the Ukrainian forces of unmanned systems Robert Brovdi, attacked the Druzhba pipeline in the Brian region. Brovdi said on the telegram that after the attack there was a “comprehensive damage to the fire”. Reuters recalls that The Druzhba pipeline also provides oil supplies to Slovakia and Hungary.
Ukraine has attacked this pipeline in the past period several times, In August, the attack on the gas station in the Russian Tambov region led to the interruption of oil transport through the Druzhba pipeline to Slovakia.
