Russia launches “most massive aerial attack” since start of war in Ukraine | Russia-Ukraine war News

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An overnight barrage of Russian missiles and drones ripped across Ukraine, killing at least 30 people and injuring many more. Officials said the hours-long bombardment involved 122 missiles and dozens of drones. Ukraine’s Air Force commander called it ‘the most massive aerial attack’ since Russia first invaded Ukraine in February 2022.

Published On 29 Dec 2023

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