Attack in Voronezh caused casualties

An attack involving Ukrainian drones caused two deaths and 17 injuries in the Russian city of Voronezh, which is 500 km south of Moscow. The incident occurred on the night of Sunday to Monday, according to regional governor Alexander Gusev.

Governor reports drone attack details

Governor Alexander Gusev stated on Monday, October 26, that more than 70 drones were shot down above the city during the night of Sunday to Monday and in the morning. He provided these details in a message on the messaging app Telegram.

Casualties from the attack

According to Gusev, two people were killed and 17 others injured in the attack. The victims were reportedly hit by debris from the drones or by the explosions of the drones themselves.

Attack follows previous incident

The incident occurred following a terrorist attack in Voronezh, as stated in a message on Telegram. This suggests that the city has experienced multiple security-related incidents in a short period.