Ukraine warned residents that Russia could 'continue to launch kamikaze drones' while reporting the destruction of multiple Iranian-made drones on Thursday.
that at least five of the Iranian unmanned aerial vehicles , which had been used in Russian attacks that caused damage but no human casualties on Thursday, had been destroyed in the region.
"Another kamikaze drone 'Shahed-136' attacked Kryvyi Rih," the post continued."As a result of hitting a two-story non-residential building, a fire broke out, which was promptly extinguished. There are no casualties."
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