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Record Drone Assault: Russia Launches 188 Drones on Ukraine

Russia's latest assault in Ukraine features a record deployment of 188 drones, causing significant damage to critical infrastructure amidst ongoing conflict.

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Updated: Nov 26th, 2024, 10:03 AM ET

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In a significant escalation, Russia launched a record 188 drones in a night attack on Ukraine, damaging critical infrastructure and civilian buildings. The Ukrainian air force reported intercepting most drones, but the strike highlights the intensified assaults on Ukrainian infrastructure as winter sets in. President Zelenskyy condemned the attack, emphasizing the need for effective sanctions against Russia. Amidst these developments, Western analysts note that Russia is making tactical advances in the Donetsk region, raising concerns over Ukraine's manpower and the reliability of international support moving forward.

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