Ukrainian drones struck a major Russian military depot and weapons store early on Wednesday, triggering an earthquake-sized explosion, according to multiple reports.Kyiv claimed its attack destroyed military warehouses in Toropets,

Russia targeted Ukrainian energy facilities in a new wave of airstrikes, Ukrainian officials said on Thursday, despite a U.N. monitoring body saying attacks on the power grid probably violated humanitarian law.

Ukrainian drones hit an ammunition depot inside Russia this week, the latest attack targeting military facilities deep within the country.

Ukraine's air force said on Thursday it had shot down all 42 drones and one of four missiles used by Russia during overnight attacks. Air defences went into operation in nine Ukrainian regions, the air force said in a statement on the Telegram messaging app nearly 31 months after Russia's full-scale invasion.

A Ukrainian drone attack launched overnight destroyed an ammunition depot in the western Russian region of Tver, a source from Ukraine’s Security Service told CNN.

An apparent Ukrainian attack on Russian military infrastructure — one of more than 10 since the beginning of August — struck overnight Tuesday. A munitions depot in the town of Toropets, deep inside Russia,

Ukraine said Thursday its air defenses shot down all 42 drones that Russia used in overnight attacks targeting regions across the country. Ukraine’s air force said it also shot down a Russian guided missile.

Drone attack ‘wipes Russian arms depot off face of the Earth’, says Kyiv - Attack triggered earthquake-sized blast at major Russian ammunition warehouse

Sources in the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) confirmed to AFP that Ukrainian drones destroyed an ammunition depot in the Tver region in western Russia. The strength of the explosions was so great that they were visible in NASA satellite images and caused a minor earthquake.