Russia Announces Strikes on Military and Oil Facilities and Ports in Ukraine
Moscow, August 27 (QNA) - Russian Ministry of Defense announced that its forces carried out a large-scale strike last night on facilities belonging to the Ukrainian military-industrial complex, along with metallurgical and oil refining industries and ports in a number of Ukrainian cities and regions.
The ministry said in a statement that the attack was carried out using long-range precision weapons launched from land, air and sea, alongside attack drones. It added that the strikes targeted facilities in the capital Kyiv, as well as Boryspil, Zaporizhia, Kremenchuk, Krivoy Rog and Ilyichovka.
In a related development, the Russian Defense Ministry said its air defense systems had shot down 267 Ukrainian drones over various regions of the country overnight.
These strikes come amid an ongoing exchange of attacks between Russia and Ukraine, increasingly targeting energy and infrastructure facilities, military sites and ports. The war between the two countries has continued since February 2022, while diplomatic efforts to reach a settlement remain stalled. (QNA)
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