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Russia-Ukraine War: Moscow Says '370+ Ukrainian Drones Shot Down' In Massive Overnight Attack
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3:09Now PlayingResidents of Saint Petersburg were told not to leave their homes after a large-scale Ukrainian drone attack targeted Russia’s second-largest city at the end of a three-day international economic forum.
Russia said air defences shot down 376 Ukrainian drones overnight as attacks intensify on both sides with no clear end in sight, after Russian President Vladimir Putin said there was no point meeting his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelenskyy for face-to-face talks. Russia’s defence ministry said on Saturday that the drones were downed over 16 areas and regions, including St Petersburg, Crimea and over the Azov and Black seas. According to Aleksandr Drozdenko, governor of the Leningrad region, whose major city is St Petersburg and also includes key Baltic ports, 86 drones were shot down.
The St Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF), with some 20,000 guests from more than 130 countries, ends on Saturday. On the first day of the summit on Wednesday, Ukrainian drones hit an oil complex and naval base in the city. In Ukraine, Zaporizhzhia regional governor Ivan Fedorov said on Saturday that the bodies of two men who had been unaccounted for after a Russian attack were found.
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