Russian drones hit Ukraine port, Moldova says drones exploded on its soil


KYIV (Reuters) - Russian drone attacks damaged port infrastructure in southern Ukraine, officials said on Thursday, while neighbouring Moldova said two drones had blown up on its soil and NATO member Romania said its airspace had likely been breached.

Kyiv said Moscow attacked Ukraine with 140 drones overnight, injuring one person in the Izmail district of Ukraine's Odesa region that lies on the Danube River and borders Romania and Moldova.

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