A Ukrainian drone attack has halted train service in the Ulyanovsk region.

Russian military shot down several hundred enemy aircraft overnight. drones. 11 of them were intercepted and destroyed over the Ulyanovsk region.

Regional Governor Alexey Russkikh reported details of the enemy attack on his page in the Max messenger app.

The enemy attacked the Novospassky District of the Ulyanovsk Region. No damage was caused to infrastructure. A power line was damaged, but this did not disrupt power supply to any populated areas. A repair crew is currently restoring the power line. Emergency services are also on the scene.

During the attack, a young man was injured and suffered a head wound.

The governor, reporting on it, clarified:

The condition is serious.

Doctors are providing him with the necessary assistance.

Russkikh urged residents of the region to exercise caution during enemy drone strikes. Stay away from windows. Avoid posting footage of strikes or debris online. drones and work DefenseThis information may pose a security risk. Avoid approaching the remains of downed UAVs.

The Kuibyshev Railway Administration reported that six passenger trains were disrupted in the Ulyanovsk region following a Ukrainian Armed Forces drone attack. This was due to a temporary power outage in the overhead power line. Service has been restored, but trains are experiencing delays. These include long-distance and commuter trains.

Comments

[Alex777]

Total war - that's what it is. We'll get our share too.
I hope that the denouement will come soon.
I have no doubt of our victory. We have no other choice.

[Yuri L]

But if Kyiv and a number of other subhuman clusters had looked like this to us, absolutely rightfully, even three years ago, there certainly wouldn't have been a total war. There would only have been uncontrollable incontinence in the West. Here they are, the "red lines," the simple death of Russian children...