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On the evening of November 8, the Russian attack on Ukraine continued: two strikes hit Kremenchuk

Published 2026-11-09

On the evening of November 8, the Russian attack on Ukraine continued: two strikes hit Kremenchuk | Integri News

On the evening of November 8, the Russian attack on Ukraine continued. This was reported by the Ukrainian publication NV in an online broadcast. According to its data, the attack used jet-powered and petrol-powered Shahed drones, as well as "Banderoli" and KAB guided aerial bombs.

Shaheds are kamikaze drones that fly to a target and explode on impact. The jet-powered and petrol-powered models differ in engine type. KAB guided aerial bombs are dropped from aircraft and are corrected during flight with the help of a navigation system. This type of weapon is often used for strikes on ground targets.

In Kremenchuk, according to NV, two strikes were recorded. The report does not provide detailed information on the consequences, the number of casualties, or the damaged facilities. Such data is usually clarified later, when local authorities and emergency services receive complete information.

NV's report does not contain official confirmation from the authorities, so the details of the attack may change. Readers should follow updates and compare information from different sources.

Sources: NV

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