Russian Drone Hits a School in Kyiv
As Moscow intensifies its airstrikes across Ukraine, a Russian drone hit a school in Kyiv; it failed to detonate, and no casualties were reported.
During Moscow's ongoing intense aerial campaign across Ukraine, a Russian drone struck a school in Kyiv, but its munition failed to detonate. Authorities reported that there were no casualties in the incident.
Drone Hitting the School Fails to Detonate
A Russian unmanned aerial vehicle struck a school in Kyiv on Thursday. Officials stated that children and staff were in shelters at the time the school was targeted.
The failure of the drone's warhead to detonate prevented a potential disaster, and no casualties were reported.
Airstrikes and Damage Report
As a result of the attack, a large hole was torn in the brick facade of the building, exposing staircases and shattering windows.
Additionally, on Thursday, two Russian drones hit a critical bridge over the Dnipro River, and the Parkovyi data center sustained heavy damage.
Ukraine's Air Defense Steps
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy held a conference call with top military and government officials responsible for infrastructure protection.
During the call, it was stated that the Ministries of Foreign Affairs and Defense would review agreements made with allied countries regarding air defense ammunition and F-16 fighter jets.
Combat Use of the Indigenous FP-7 Missile
It was announced that Ukrainian forces struck a facility storing and launching unmanned aerial vehicles in the Oryol region of southwestern Russia.
President Zelenskyy also announced the first-time combat use of the country's domestically developed FP-7 short-range ballistic missile.