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Ukrainian drones hit Russian airfield, oil depot: Kyiv source

Ukrainian drones hit Russian airfield, oil depot: Kyiv source

  • “Last night, drones from Ukraine’s Security Service visited the Morozovsk airfield in the Rostov region” that stored aircraft and guided aerial bombs, the source said
  • “Ukrainian drones did a great job, hitting the aviation ammunition depot”
By AFP ·

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