Russia launched an uncommon daytime drone strike on Ukraine on Wednesday, resulting in four fatalities in the central Cherkasy region and damaging energy infrastructure and industrial facilities in the country's western areas, according to Ukrainian ... [732 chars]
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Daylight Drone Strike: Russia Strikes Central Ukraine Amid Escalating Conflict
Devdiscourse
April 01, 2026
12:51 GMT
A rare daytime drone attack by Russia on Ukraine killed four people in Cherkasy and damaged infrastructure in the west. The attack, part of a surge in drone warfare during the five-year conflict, prompted air alerts and disrupted power to thousands, highlighting the ongoing escalations.
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A rare daytime drone attack by Russia on Ukraine killed four people in Cherkasy and damaged infrastructure in the west. The attack, part of a surge in drone warfare during the five-year conflict, prompted air alerts and disrupted power to thousands, highlighting the ongoing escalations.
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