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Russia reports alleged UAV attack on butter factory in Kursk region
On November 9, Russia claimed that Ukrainian drones allegedly dropped three cluster munitions on a butter factory in the Kursk region
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Governor Roman Starovoyt wrote about this.
"In Suzha, a UAV of the Ukrainian Armed Forces attacked a butter factory. Three cluster munitions were dropped. Fortunately, there were no casualties," the statement says.
Two munitions exploded and damaged production barrels and an underground storage facility. However, one munition did not explode.
- On November 4, the Russians announced that air defense allegedly destroyed five drones over two regions of the Russian Federation at night and during the day.
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