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yahoo+1themoscowtimes+1kyivpostRussia and Ukraine exchanged large-scale drone barrages overnight on September 6-7, killing at least six people across Russian-controlled territory and setting a Ukrainian shopping center ablaze in one of the war's latest rounds of long-range aerial attacks.
Russia launched 92 attack drones at Ukraine beginning Sunday evening, the Ukrainian Air Force reported Monday. The arsenal included Shahed strike drones, Gerbera UAVs, radar-decoy Parodiya drones, and S8000 Banderol turbojet cruise munitions, fired from positions in Oryol, Primorsko-Akhtarsk, occupied Donetsk, and occupied Crimea. Ukrainian air defenses neutralized 71 of the incoming drones as of Monday morning, though operations were still underway with additional UAVs loitering in Ukrainian airspace. Strikes were recorded at 12 locations across the country.yahoo+1
In Zaporizhzhia, a Russian drone struck a shopping center, sparking six fires that covered roughly 700 square meters. Regional Governor Ivan Fedorov said there were no casualties, though local reports indicated the City Mall was heavily damaged. In the Odesa region, fires and damage were reported across two districts, with residential homes, vehicles, and outbuildings hit.english.nv+1
Ukrainian drones struck targets across a wide swath of Russian and Russian-occupied territory. Russia's Defense Ministry said it intercepted 306 Ukrainian drones overnight.themoscowtimes+1
In the Belgorod region bordering Ukraine, a man and woman were killed when a drone hit their car, and a man died in a separate attack in the town of Grayvoron. In annexed Crimea, a 15-year-old girl and a man were killed in Sevastopol, where authorities said shrapnel-laden drones damaged apartment buildings and a kindergarten.trtworld+1
Some 1,300 kilometers east of Ukraine, a drone struck an apartment building in Perm, killing one person and injuring four, Governor Dmitry Makhonin confirmed. Unverified reports suggested smoke was seen near defense facilities in Perm, and the Ukrainian monitoring channel Supernova+ claimed a Lukoil oil refinery was also hit, though this was not officially confirmed. Drone alerts were also declared in Bashkortostan, Udmurtia, and Tatarstan. In the Rostov region, air defenses engaged roughly 25 drones across multiple districts overnight.meduza+2
Separately, satellite imagery analyzed by Ukrainian sources indicated that a September 4 drone strike near Sochi destroyed two S-300 air defense launchers and a Pantsir air defense system, according to United24 Media. The same operation reportedly destroyed two Russian attack helicopters at Sochi International Airport and damaged a third.united24media
As TRT World noted, the casualty and interception figures reported by authorities on both sides could not be independently verified.trtworld