At least 11 killed in Russian attacks in Ukraine

Russian attacks killed at least 11 people in Ukraine, according to regional authorities on Friday. Meanwhile, Ukrainian drone units have been actively attacking Donetsk airport under Russian control to prevent its use as a military base.

Russian forces killed at least 11 people in Ukraine on Friday, according to representatives of regional authorities. The attacks continue to affect Ukrainian civilians across different regions, deepening the humanitarian situation in the country.

According to The Kyiv Independent, Ukrainian drone units have repeatedly attacked Donetsk airport in recent weeks, which is located in Russian-controlled territory. The aim is to prevent the Russians from using the airport as a military base, which would give them a strategic advantage near the front lines.

Drone strikes on Donetsk airport demonstrate Ukraine's military capability to hit distant targets deep in Russian-controlled areas. Such tactics have become an increasingly important part of Ukraine's resistance strategy, as it weakens Russian logistics and military capabilities.