Ukraine reports shooting down 94 Russian drones and blames Moscow for Odessa attack
The Ukrainian Air Force announced that 94 out of 116 Russian drones were shot down during a nighttime attack, which involved drone types such as "Shahid," "Gerbera," and "Italmass," launched from multiple Russian regions. Meanwhile, the Russian side confirmed targeting a data center in Odessa and infrastructure facilities related to port operations, including a ship that was used to transfer military supplies, as part of the ongoing retaliatory attacks between the two countries since the start of the war in 2022. The Ukrainian army also reported that its losses have exceeded 1.5 million soldiers since the beginning of the conflict, while Russian forces have sustained significant losses in equipment and personnel. Russia has affirmed that its strikes targeted data centers and facilities in Ukraine, as the military escalation between the two sides continues.
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