Invaders Attacked Ukraine with UAVs on the Night of March 1st: Known Details
TSN.ua has gathered all the most important details of another attack against Ukrainian territory by enemy drones.
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On the night of Wednesday, March 1st, Russian invaders once again attacked the territory of Ukraine with unmanned aerial vehicles. Explosions were heard in several areas.
In the evening of February 28th, an air raid alert was triggered in a number of Ukraine regions. First, sirens sounded in Sumy and Chernihiv regions, then the alarm spread to several eastern regions, and after a while, the air raid was reported in the capital and Kyiv Region.
Russian drones were first spotted in the north of the country, but later in the night, the Kyiv police reported the threat of a drone attack. Residents were urged to take cover and not to neglect safety rules.
Late in the evening of February 28th and on the night of March 1st, explosions thundered in Poltava Region. Residents of the city of Kremenchuk heard the sounds of explosions for an hour. Later it became known that air defense was operating in the region. At 00:45 a.m., the Head of the Poltava Regional Military Administration, Dmytro Lunin, said that, according to preliminary information, Ukrainian defenders had shot down up to five UAVs.
An enemy aerial vehicle was also spotted in the Kyiv region. However, there is no official information about "arrivals" or shootdowns in the region. There are also no details on casualties, injuries, or damage to infrastructure as a result of the enemy attack.
The air raid alert in a number of regions lasted about two hours, and in several areas - three hours. At about 01:30 a.m., the alarm was cancelled throughout Ukraine, except for Luhansk Region and the temporarily occupied Crimea.
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