Russia has launched the largest air attack since the war began, Ukraine says

On Sunday, a Ukrainian official said that Russia launched the largest air attack against Ukraine overnight.

The Ukraine Air Force said that Russia fired a total of 537 air weapons in Ukraine, including 477 drones, cats and 60 missiles. Among them, 249 were dropped and 226 were lost, probably after they were interhaved electronically.

The army said that Ukraine lost a third F-16 fighter plane since the beginning of the war while repelling the attack.

Yuriy Ihnat, Ukraine’s Air Force Communications Communications, told Associated Press that the attack, which was “the most air strike”, in the country, taking into account both drones and different types of missiles. The attack targeted areas throughout Ukraine, including West Ukraine, away from the front lines.

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Russia launches a huge wave of air attacks throughout Ukraine

Russia once again escalated its air attacks on Ukraine during the weekend, targeting more than 30 cities and cities with missiles and drones, including the capital with the celebration of Kiev’s day. The attacks were killed at least ten people, and some of them were children, according to Ukrainian officials.

The officials said that industrial facilities were wounded in the southern Ukrainian regions and central Dnipropters.

Local authorities have published pictures of multi -storey homes with charred walls, broken windows and rescue men who evacuate the population.

The governor of Levv in the west of the country said the attack targeted the critical infrastructure. However, he did not submit a report on antiquities.

The Polish Air Force said on Sunday that Poland and allied countries are defending aircraft to ensure the safety of the Polish airspace.

The governor of the state, Olikander Brocodine, said, while another person was killed when a drone was hit a car in the Kharkiv area, according to its ruler, Ole Sinai. Six people were injured in Cherkasi, including a child, according to the regional ruler IHOR TABURETS.

The new attacks follow Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday that Moscow is ready for a new round of direct peace talks in Istanbul. However, the war does not show any signs of abandoning that the United States -led international peace efforts have not yet produced any boom. Two recent tourists between Russian and Ukrainian delegations in Istanbul were brief and resulted in no progress in reaching a settlement.

Done -range drones were a distinctive feature of war, and now in its fourth year. The race has been transformed from both sides to develop increasingly sophisticated and more sophisticated drones to a new weapons test.