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Kherson Bus Strikes Follow Nighttime Blows to Odesa High-Rises in Wider Russian Drone Attacks

Ukrainian officials say Russia used massed Shahed drones to stretch air defenses.

Overview

  • Odesa came under drone attack overnight, with two high‑rise buildings set on fire and at least two people injured, according to local authorities.
  • In Kherson, drones hit city buses in two separate strikes later the same day, injuring several people after an earlier morning attack on a bus left at least two dead, officials said.
  • Kharkiv reported strikes across multiple districts that damaged several gas stations and injured two men, as a regional prosecutor said the attackers likely used V2U drones that can fly preprogrammed routes.
  • Mykolaiv’s energy and other key sites were targeted by Shahed and first‑person‑view drones, injuring three people and forcing round‑the‑clock repairs by power crews.
  • Ukrainian air defenses said they downed many incoming threats during a broader wave that included one ballistic missile and more than 200 drones, though casualty tallies from different outlets vary as assessments continue.