The Ukrainian army says it has fired a wave of drones into Russia, sparking a blaze at the country’s oil depot and causing explosions at a plant producing military aircraft. The army said on Tuesday that the drones were fired in the western Voronezh region bordering Ukraine,

Russia and Ukraine exchanged large drone attacks on Sunday night into Monday, with alleged Ukrainian UAVs forcing flight restrictions at three Russian airports.

Ukrainian forces struck the Liskinskaya oil depot in Russia's Voronezh Oblast, the Smolensk Aviation Plant, and a Russian command post in Donetsk Oblast overnight on Jan. 21, Ukraine's General Staff said.

Ukrainian drones attacked key military facilities in Russia, including the Smolensk Aviation Plant and a refinery. This information was provided by the General Staff in Kyiv. Ukrainian drones conducted attacks on strategic targets in Russia,

Liskynska oil depot (Voronezh Oblast, Russia) – hit for the second time in a week, as Ukraine’s Defense Forces first targeted the facility on Jan. 17, causing significant damage. The facility, owned by Rosneft,