Two killed as Russian strike hits fuel stations in Kyiv
Russian forces attacked fuel stations in Kyiv, killing two people and injuring eight others. The same day, Poland's foreign minister arrived in Kyiv while Ukraine and Canada signed a drone agreement.
Russian armed forces struck fuel stations in Ukraine's capital Kyiv on September 11. The attack killed two people and left eight others injured.
On the same day, Poland's foreign minister arrived in Kyiv, underscoring continued diplomatic engagement from Ukraine's Western allies.
Drone agreement with Canada
Ukraine and Canada signed a bilateral agreement concerning drones. The source does not provide further details on the content of the deal, but it fits into a broader pattern of cooperation between Ukraine and its partners in military technology.
Drone strikes hit Russian territory
Meanwhile, Ukrainian drones struck several targets inside Russia, including Volgograd, Saratov and the Perm region. The source does not specify casualty figures or the extent of damage from these strikes.
The day's events illustrate that hostilities between the two countries continue, with strikes being exchanged on both Ukrainian and Russian territory.
