Russia dealt more blow as drone attack damages another air base

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    Ukrainian ‘drone attack’ hits yet another military airfield inside Russia - the third in two days - causing huge fireball and thick black smoke

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    A substantial fireball increases over Kursk airport as an outcome of a drone attack (Picture: Supplied)

    A fireball emerges above a Russian airport near the border with Ukraine, following a drone attack.

    The blast in Kursk came hours after 2 Kremlin military bases were rocked by drone strikes that the Kremlin has actually blamed on Kyiv.

    ‘An oil reservoir caught on fire. It is being contained. All emergency services are working on the spot,’ stated Kursk guv RomanStarovoyt The airport homes military airplanes.

    Kyiv has actually not talked about whether Ukraine lagged the attacks.

    But the strikes raise concerns about president Vladimir Putin’s air defences and might signify a fresh escalation of hostilities in the nine-month war.

    Planes efficient in bring nuclear weapons were targeted at Engels base, in the Saratov area, onMonday Three Russian soldiers were eliminated and 4 more injured, Moscow’s defence ministry stated. Missiles likewise targeted Dyagilevo base, near Ryazan city, at the exact same time.

    Russian President Vladimir Putin chairs a Security Council meeting via videocoference in Moscow, Russia, Tuesday, Dec. 6, 2022. (Mikhail Metzel, Sputnik, Kremlin Pool Photo via AP)

    The strikes have actually raised concerns about Putin’s air defences (Picture: AP)

    Moscow did not state where the drones had actually stemmed from however Russian military blog writers stated they were most likely introduced by Ukrainian scouts. Two Ukrainian drones were shot down in the attacks, defence chiefs declared.

    Meanwhile, the 2 warring countries exchanged another 60 detainees of war from each side the other day.

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    Russia stated its released soldiers would be flown to Moscow to get treatment and mental assistance. Andriy Yermak, the chief assistant to Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky, hailed the returning detainees as nationwide heroes.

    They consist of soldiers who claimed weeks at the Azovstal steelworks in beseiged city Mariupol till being required to give up in May.

    The 2 sides have actually exchanged numerous detainees in a series of swaps over the previous a number of months.

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