In the latest development, Russia launches assault against Ukraine with a fleet of 91 drones, successfully hitting designated targets on 18 occasions via Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs)

On the night of September 5-6, 2021, Ukraine faced a significant attack by Russian forces. According to Ukraine's Air Force, the attack involved 91 drones targeting various regions, including Kyiv, Kharkiv, Odesa, and Chernihiv. The targets included military facilities, infrastructure, and firefighting equipment.

The aftermath of the attack was marked by destruction in several locations. The debris from downed drones was recorded in 8 locations across Ukraine. Remarkably, 18 drones successfully hit their targets, while Ukraine's air defense managed to destroy or jam 68 of the drones.

Following the attack, Russian President Vladimir Putin claimed that the strike on Sumy was a "mistake." However, this claim was met with a response from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, although the exact context of their exchange remains unspecified.

In a separate incident, Ukrainian intelligence reportedly eliminated a group of Russian soldiers who had boasted online about capturing a position.

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As of the morning of September 6, some Russian drones from the attack are still airborne, indicating that the situation remains tense.

In the latest development, Russia launches assault against Ukraine with a fleet of 91 drones, successfully hitting designated targets on 18 occasions via Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs)