On Orthodox Easter, Russians launched 24 “Shahed” drones from Crimea against targets in Ukraine

Russia launched 24 “Shahed” drones against targets in Ukraine last night, but 23 of them were shot down by Ukrainian air defense, the Ukrainian Air Force announced on Sunday.

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Drones launched from Kursk region and occupied Crimea. They were shot down over Kharkiv, Dnipropetrovsk and Kherson regions.

The debris of the downed drone in Kharkiv fell in the area of ​​private houses, causing a fire. Damage was caused to five residential buildings, as well as outbuildings, garages and cars. Six people were injured.

The wreckage of the downed drones in Dnipro caused damage to high-rise buildings and infrastructure objects. No people were hurt.

On the morning of May 5, when Orthodox Christians celebrate Easter, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskiy wrote encouraging words on his social network profile “X”.

“This Easter, we are united in prayer. About our soldiers of light, who repel demons in all directions. For those who follow another commandment in life: protect Ukraine. For all civilians who work every day to make the country strong and effective in overcoming the forces of evil,” Zelensky writes.

“For all our cities and villages that deserve God’s blessing, not the constant terror of evil. For all our lands and people whose spirit is unbreakable. Happy Easter to all of you, dear Ukrainians! Christ is risen!
He is truly risen!” said the president of Ukraine in his congratulatory address, when the Russian army continues to shell Ukraine during the Orthodox Easter.

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