Russia attacks with kamikaze drones in southern and eastern Ukraine “Security risks”: TikTok is now banned in the US House of Representatives

Russian soldiers launched a new wave of attacks with so-called kamikaze drones against Ukraine on Wednesday evening, according to Ukrainian information. The drones were aimed at various targets in the south and east of the country, the command center of the Ukrainian air defense south reports on Facebook. Five drones were shot down in the Dnipro region.

The arrival of several groups of drones from Donetsk, Zaporizhia and Kharkiv region was also reported. Observers also reported flights towards Odessa. According to reports from the Unian agency, numerous unmanned aerial vehicles have been shot down. Recently, the Russian military used so-called kamikaze drones, made in Iran, against Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. The supply of water and electricity across the country was severely affected.

Lavrov wants to stop supplies to Ukraine

According to Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, the supply routes for arms and ammunition for the Ukrainian army from abroad will soon be interrupted. “We see that Ukraine is getting more and better Western weapons,” Lavrov said on Russian television.

Therefore, there are demands among military experts to interrupt these supply routes. “Railways, bridges and tunnels” are being considered, Lavrov said. “I expect them to make professional decisions about how to make these deliveries more difficult or, ideally, stop them altogether.”

(watson.de/aeg/dpa/afp)