Ukrainian Drone Hits Russian Arctic Region, Almost 3,000 Km From Border
- A Ukrainian drone caused a fire at an industrial energy facility near Novy Urengoy in Russia's Arctic Yamalia region, about 2,800 km from the Ukrainian border, on September 9.
- Russian officials confirmed no deaths or injuries occurred, stating that the fire was caused by falling debris from the drone, and damage assessment is ongoing.
- The drone strike is reported as the longest-range attack on Russia since the 2022 invasion of Ukraine and the first to hit the Arctic part of the Urals region.
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Ukrainian drones reached, on Wednesday, an industrial facility in a remote region in the Russian Arctic, almost 3,000 kilometers from the border, in a bold new demonstration of Kiev's military power within the territory of the Russian Federation. The target was the most distant to be successfully targeted by Ukraine, and is added to dozens of actions in other areas of the country in recent months.
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Le Journal de QuebecOn Wednesday, Russia claimed to have been targeted by a Ukrainian drone 3,000 km from the border, a long-range attack with a very narrow range.
The Russian media media Mediazona reported that the attack was the largest recorded attack on Russian territory since Moscow launched its offensive against Ukraine in 2022. "Today a drone attack was repelled against an industrial facility in Novy Urengoy. The remains of the drone caused a fire," declared in Telegram the governor of the Russian region of Yamalo Nenets, Dmitri Artiujov. "There were no deaths or injuries. The extent and nature of t…
A Ukrainian drone hit an industrial site on Wednesday in Novy Ourengoi, Russia, 3,000 km from the border, causing a fire. A Ukrainian drone hit an industrial site in Novy Ourengoi, Russia, 3,000 km from the border, causing a fire. A Ukrainian drone hit an industrial site in Novy Ourengoi, Russia, 3,000 km from the border, causing a fire.
A Ukrainian drone caused a fire at a condensate treatment plant in New Urengoi, in the Russian Arctic region of Jamaica-Nenetia, about 3,200 kilometers from Ukraine's border, according to AFP and Kyiv Post. The Russian publication Mediazone claims that it is the longest-range attack on Russia by Ukraine...
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