Drone attacks hit two western Russian regions
Oil pipeline administrative building damaged in Pskov region in attack by 2 drones, says Tver governor
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Attacks by unmanned aerial vehicles (drones) on Saturday caused explosions in two western Russian regions, Pskov and Tver.
According to a statement on Telegram by Tver Governor Mikhail Vedernikov, an administrative building of an oil pipeline was damaged by attacks by two drones in the settlement of Litvinovo in the Nevelsky district.
Separately, Tver Governor Igor Rudenya said on Telegram that a drone crashed near the village of Yerokhino in the Andreanopolsky district.
Both governors said that according to preliminary data, there were no casualties.
In recent months Ukrainian intelligence has launched a series of attacks on Russia's neighboring regions using unmanned aerial vehicles, according to Russian officials.
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