Drones strike Russia’s Ust-Luga port again as EU officials visit Ukraine

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Ukrainian drones struck Russia's Ust-Luga port for the fifth time in ten days, causing injuries and damage as EU officials visited Kyiv. This escalation coincides with Ukraine reporting successful drone defenses against Russian attacks and EU leaders reaffirming support for Ukraine.

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Attacks come as Ukraine says its air defences shot down 267 out of 289 drones launched by Russia overnight.

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