Odesa governor says 17 drones shot down but buildings also hit; Ankara set to use Sochi meeting to push for new grain agreement
What we know on day 558 of the invasion
In a dusty workshop, a unique group of Ukrainian weapons experts race to produce artillery guns that will never be fired, radar trucks that cannot detect anything, and missiles without explosives.
The pieces are decoys that aim to draw Russian fire, wasting enemy ammunition, missiles and drones while protecting real equipment and the soldiers manning it.
Starovoit did not say which building was damaged in the Sunday evening drone attack, but Russia’s Baza news outlet, which has good sources among law enforcement agencies, said drone debris fell on the roof of the security services building.
The full extent of the damage was not immediately reported. Reuters could not independently verify the report.
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