1 killed and flights in another large wave of the Ukrainian drone attacks throughout Russia

At least one person was killed and air travel all over Russia when Ukraine started the country with large -scale drone attacks for a second day in a row, Russian officials said early Thursday.

The authorities in the Western Bryansk region said that a civilian had been killed and was killed in a “targeted strike” against Kamensky Khutor, a village near the border with the Chernihiv region of northeastern Ukraine.

In the neighboring Kursk region, a local official suffered hip and arm injuries from a drone strike, while the authorities in the Tula region reported two civilian population of air raids that damaged the roof of a residential building in the regional capital.

Sergei Sobyanin, Mayor of Moscow, said that the Russian air defendants had more than 40 drones that aimed at the Russian capital overnight and Thursday morning one day after about three dozen drones.

At all four airports in Moscow, the flights were temporarily suspended, said the Russian aviation authority Roaviatsia. No damage or injuries were reported in the Moscow region itself.

The air travel disrupted in regions to the Siberia Republic of Buryatia, around 4,400 kilometers east of Moscow, where the flights were delayed by three hours.

Mobile Internet access was limited in at least two regions that aimed at the strikes, the authorities said. Similar restrictions were reported in previous drone attacks at the beginning of this week.

The Russian Ministry of Defense said that 105 Ukrainian drones in 10 regions, including Moscow, dropped overnight. Last night 159 drones were called up in nine regions.

Ukrainian drones damaged the Bolkkhovsky neck conductor devices in the Oryol region during the overnight attacks on Tuesday.