Woman and child killed in Russia's Syzran after Ukrainian drone hits building, official says
Local authorities said part of a four-story building collapsed and search-and-rescue teams pulled four people from the rubble after the strike.
- On Wednesday, a Ukrainian drone attack on the Russian city of Syzran caused a partial apartment building collapse, killing two people. Governor Vyacheslav Fedorishchev confirmed the victims, an adult woman and a child, were pulled from the rubble.
- Syzran houses a large Rosneft oil refinery located 1,000 km from the Ukrainian border, a facility targeted by Ukrainian drones on multiple previous occasions.
- The Russian Defense Ministry reported 155 Ukrainian drones destroyed overnight on Wednesday; separately, 36 residents were evacuated in the Kursk region after a drone fell into a residential yard.
- Emergency services reported 11 people injured in the Syzran attack, while a second residential building was also struck. Search-and-rescue operations are continuing at the site.
- Ukraine has intensified attacks on Russian energy infrastructure in recent months. U.S.-brokered peace talks remain paused as Washington focuses on the war in Iran.
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Woman and child killed in Russia's Syzran after Ukrainian drone hits building, official says
A woman and child were killed in the Russian city of Syzran after a Ukrainian drone attack caused their apartment building to partially collapse and 12 people were injured, the regional governor said on Wednesday.
As a result of the drone attack in Sizrani, the entrance of the apartment building partially collapsed, the Governor of Samara's blouse said...
Apartment collapses in Russia's Syzran, 11 injured after Ukrainian drone attack
MOSCOW, April 22 - Part of an apartment building has collapsed in the Russian city of Syzran on the Volga river after a Ukrainian drone attack, injuring 11 people, local authorities said on Wednesday. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Russian air defences attacked "theirs".
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