While Moscow announced new attacks on Ukrainian military targets and infrastructure, Kyiv intensified its drone strikes deep into Russia, targeting areas and economic facilities.

The Ukrainian local newspaper 'Obshchestvennoye Novosti' reported on Thursday that a new explosion occurred in the city of Sumy in northeastern Ukraine, coinciding with air raid sirens in the region, hours after another explosion was reported in the city.

In contrast, the Russian Defense Ministry announced that its forces continued overnight to carry out mass strikes using high-precision air-launched weapons and drones against targets inside Ukraine.

The ministry stated that the strikes in the city of Odesa targeted a workshop for producing drone components and a warehouse designated for supplying Ukrainian forces with drones.

It indicated that its forces targeted facilities in the commercial port of Odesa used for unloading and storing shipments of military purposes.

On the other hand, the governor of Russia's Voronezh region, Alexander Gusev, announced the death of a three-year-old child and injury of three others in a Ukrainian drone attack targeting the region.

He noted that a fire broke out in a house after drone debris fell in the suburbs of Voronezh, adding that Russian air defense systems shot down 36 drones.

For her part, Tatiana Kim, head of Wildberries, the largest e-commerce platform in Russia, announced that two new warehouses of the company in Krasnodar and Nevinnomyssk were attacked by Ukrainian drones, while the regional governor reported the death of a young woman and injury of three others.

On another note, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said the recent targets were logistical centers used to supply Russian forces with drone components and other military equipment.

For its part, the Kremlin denied any role of Wildberries in supplying military supplies, stressing that its activity is purely commercial, while Moscow continues to carry out repeated strikes on logistical centers and energy and infrastructure facilities inside Ukraine.

While Moscow announced the execution of new attacks on Ukrainian military targets and infrastructure, Kyiv intensified its drone attacks deep into Russian territory, targeting areas and economic facilities.

Ukrainian local newspaper “Obshchestvennoye Novosti” reported today (Thursday) that a new explosion occurred in the city of Sumy in northeastern Ukraine, coinciding with the sound of sirens in the region, just hours after another explosion was reported in the city.

In contrast, the Russian Ministry of Defense announced that its forces continued to carry out mass strikes overnight using precision-guided munitions launched from the air and drones against targets inside Ukraine.

The ministry stated that the strikes in the city of Odesa targeted a workshop for producing drone components and a warehouse designated for supplying Ukrainian forces with drones.

It indicated that its forces targeted facilities in the commercial port of Odesa used for unloading and storing shipments for military purposes.

On the other hand, the governor of the Russian Voronezh region, Alexander Gusev, announced the death of a three-year-old child and the injury of three others as a result of an attack by Ukrainian drones targeting the region.

He noted that a fire broke out in one of the houses after drone debris fell in the suburbs of Voronezh, indicating that Russian air defense systems shot down 36 drones.

For her part, Tatiana Kim, the head of Wildberries, the largest e-commerce platform in Russia, announced that two new warehouses belonging to the company in Krasnodar and Nevinnomyssk were attacked by Ukrainian drones, while the regional governor reported the death of a young woman and injuries to three others.

On another note, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that the recent targets were logistical centers used to supply Russian forces with drone components and other military equipment.

For its part, the Kremlin denied any role of Wildberries in supplying military supplies, affirming that its activity is purely commercial, while Moscow continues to carry out repeated strikes on logistical centers and energy and infrastructure facilities within Ukraine.