Ukraine drone strike temporarily cuts utilities in Russia's Voronezh, Governor says

A Ukrainian drone strike temporarily disrupted power and heating in Voronezh, Russia, highlighting ongoing tensions in the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
Ukraine drone strike temporarily cuts utilities in Russia's Voronezh, Governor says
Why it matters
On November 9, 2025, a drone strike by Ukraine targeted the southwestern Russian city of Voronezh, leading to temporary disruptions in power and heating supplies. Governor Alexander Gusev reported that the attack did not result in any injuries, but it did cause brief changes in central heating temperatures and short power outages in parts of the city. The incident reflects Ukraine's increasing use of long-range drone strikes against Russian infrastructure, which it claims are necessary for self-defense amid the ongoing conflict that began with Russia's full-scale invasion in February 2022. The Russian Defense Ministry reported that 44 Ukrainian drones were intercepted overnight, but did not confirm any downed drones over Voronezh. This escalation in drone warfare highlights the continuing tensions and military strategies employed by both nations.
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