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Ukraine and Russia Continue Airstrikes

Both countries report mutual airstrikes, with injuries on both sides and substantial damage.

29 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Ukraine and Russia have continued their mutual airstrikes. According to local authorities in the southern Russian region of Rostov, at least seven people were injured in Ukrainian attacks. It was reported that a child was severely injured and taken to the hospital. This information was reported by the state news agency TASS on Saturday.

In the Ukrainian capital Kyiv, an incident occurred where a Russian drone caused a large fire and explosions in a suburban area. The exact circumstances and the damages resulting from this attack were not elaborated on.

The ongoing attacks demonstrate the continued escalation of the conflict between the two countries. While Russia has intensified its attacks on Ukrainian targets, Ukraine is also deploying its forces to strike back at the opponent.

Some reports indicate that airstrikes on both sides have resulted in civilian casualties. The civilian victims and injuries in Rostov raise questions about the safety of the civilian population in the context of military confrontations.

The conflict between Ukraine and Russia, which has been ongoing since 2014, has significantly intensified in recent months. The international community is closely monitoring the situation as both countries continue their military operations.

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