The air warning about a Russian drone attack in Kiev Oblast lasted over 14 hours

An air raid warning. Stock Photo: Getty Images

The air raid warning issued in Kiev Oblast due to a Russian drone attack lasted more than 14 hours on the night of September 17th to 18th.

Source: Ruslan Kravchenko, head of the Kyiv Oblast State Administration, on social media

Quote: “Russian occupiers continue to attack Kyiv Oblast with drones. The last air raid warning was in effect for more than 14 hours.”

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Air defense forces responded in the oblast. The enemy air forces were destroyed.

No attacks on critical or residential infrastructure were recorded and there were no casualties among residents.”

Details: At the same time, Kravchenko noted that falling debris from the destroyed Russian targets damaged a motorcycle on private property.

“Operations teams continue to record the aftermath of the enemy attack,” he added.

Background: The Ukrainian Air Force reported that Russian forces fired 135 attack drones into Ukraine on the night of October 17-18. At 8:30 a.m. on October 18, 80 drones were shot down, 44 more disappeared from radar and two entered Belarus.

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