🔹A new massive drone attack on Russian regions has been reported – 106 UAVs were recorded overnight and this morning. They even reached territories far from the border – the Leningrad Region, Udmurtia, and Chuvashia.  

🔹Residential buildings were damaged in Engels and Saratov, Saratov Region Governor Roman Busargin reported. Drone debris fell on the buildings. Footage captured by local residents shows damaged cladding and broken windows. Engels is home to a military airfield.

🔹Two drones crashed in Cheboksary this morning, according to Oleg Nikolaev, head of the Chuvash Republic. One of them hit the VNIIR enterprise, which produces equipment to protect Russian combat drones from Ukrainian electronic warfare systems. The enterprise had already been attacked on June 9, after which, according to the regional governor, it "suspended" operations. The second drone crashed into a warehouse under construction, causing a fire.

The Voronezh Region suffered the heaviest attack, with 34 drones shot down. Their target was likely the Borisoglebsk military airfield. In one municipality, falling debris downed power lines and damaged the roof of a private home and garage.

Later, the General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces confirmed the attack on the military airfield, reporting that trains carrying guided bombs, a combat training aircraft, and possibly other aircraft were hit. NASA's fire monitoring system had previously detected a fire in the airfield area.

🔹Two drones were shot down in the Leningrad Region, the governor reported. More than 50 flights were delayed at St. Petersburg's Pulkovo Airport.

🔹Chita authorities warned Residents are being evacuated due to flooding: Transbaikal continues to flood following a period of severe wildfires. Houses located close to the Chita River are at risk of damage. Residents have been asked to prepare documents and wait for the signal. The city administration noted that the area could be inundated within 1,5 to 2 hours.

Near Chita already flooded More than 50 plots in a dacha cooperative. The flooding in Transbaikalia was caused by heavy and prolonged rains. Earlier, water washed away the railway tracks at Darasun station. washed away the bridge, flooded several settlements, some of the residents evacuated.