Russia said drones struck an airfield in the city of Kursk, igniting a fuel-storage facility, in what Moscow said was the third long-range attack by Ukrainian forces on its air bases in two days
Strike follows similar attacks on Russian strategic-aviation air bases hundreds of miles from the Ukrainian borderhandout photo released by the administration of the Kursk region of Russia/Associated PressKYIV, Ukraine—Russia said drones struck an airfield in the city of Kursk on Tuesday, igniting a fuel-storage facility, in what Moscow said was the third long-range attack by Ukrainian forces on its air bases in two days.
The attack on the Kursk airport, which was closed to civil aviation after Russia invaded Ukraine in February, followed Monday’s in Engels and Diagilevo. Both bases are hundreds of miles from Ukrainian-controlled territory. Kursk is around 65 miles from the Ukrainian border.
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