Divers remove remains of UAV from Kyiv reservoir - SES. PHOTO
On the afternoon of 17 November, State Emergency Service divers recovered the wreckage of a Russian drone from the Kyiv Reservoir in the village of Lebedivka.
This was reported by Censor.NET with reference to the press center of the SES.
"A resident of the village of Lebedivka found the wreckage of a drone on the water while walking. SES divers examined the water area and removed the remains of the UAV," the statement said.
The SES appealed to citizens about safety:
Remember the safety rules:
- Do not film rockets or drones falling.
- Call 101 if you witness such events.
- Do not touch the debris - it is dangerous!
Massive attack on Ukraine on 17 November 2024
As reported, on the morning of 17 November, Russian invaders launched a massive attack on the power system.
For example, the Russians struck Zaporizhzhia three times, targeting critical infrastructure. In Volyn and Vinnytsia regions, the enemy attacked energy infrastructure during an air raid.
Censor.NET also reported that the Russian occupiers attacked Mykolaiv with several waves of drones in the morning. The enemy hit the residential sector. In addition, the Russians attacked Kyiv with drones at night, and explosions were heard.
Later, it became known that Russian troops attacked Dnipro and the region, a person was wounded and there was damage. The enemy also hit a critical infrastructure facility in Rivne region.
The Russian invaders attacked Kryvyi Rih during an air raid. Infrastructure was hit, and hospitals switched to generators.
According to DTEK, the attacks severely damaged the equipment at its thermal power plants. This is the eighth large-scale attack on the company's energy facilities this year. Since the start of the full-scale invasion, DTEK's thermal power plants have been shelled more than 190 times.
In the forests of Mukachevo and Rakhiv districts of the Zakarpattia region, fragments of enemy missiles and UAVs fell outside settlements.
The enemy also attacked a critical infrastructure facility in the Ivano-Frankivsk region.
Several railway sections in the south, west and north-east of Ukraine were cut off due to massive hostile shelling. Two railway workers were killed in the Dnipropetrovsk region.
In the Cherkasy region, the Defence Forces shot down seven Shaheds and two cruise missiles, damaged a house and a power line, and set fire to forest litter. In the Odesa region, energy infrastructure was damaged, causing interruptions in the supply of heat, water and electricity, two people were killed and a teenager was injured.
According to the Air Force, 102 of 120 missiles and 42 of 90 drones were destroyed.
