Kazan Drone Attack: A 9/11-like attack has been witnessed in the city of Kazan in Russia. Drones have attacked at least six buildings in the city of Kazan. According to the pictures, the drones collided with the buildings, and a loud explosion was heard.

A video has surfaced on social media, in which it can be seen that there is a loud explosion. There was a massive loss of life and property in this attack. So far, there has been no news of anyone being injured or killed after this attack.

Kazan airport closed

After this attack, Kazan Airport was temporarily closed. According to the APA report, buildings on Kamleev Avenue, Clara Zetkin, Yukozhinskaya, Hadi Taktash, Krasnaya Pozisiya, and Orenburgsky Tract streets were targeted during the attack. It is being told that eight buildings were targeted, but the blast took place in only three buildings. According to the report, the fear of attack on Kazan persists badly. Kazan is the 8th most populated city in Russia.

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Russian media says that Ukraine has carried out this attack. However, Ukraine has not taken responsibility for this attack. The population of Kazan city is around 14 lakhs. Recently, Russia also killed a Russian general. That is why Ukraine is suspected.

Let us remind you that earlier, six people, including a child, were killed in a missile attack by Ukraine in Rylsk, Russia. Acting Governor of the Kursk region of Rus,sia Alexander Khinsht,ein gave this information on Friday. Khinshtein said that the Ukrainian armed forces had launched a missile attack on the city of Rylsk. After this, the Russian Investigative Committee said today that it had opened a criminal case on charges of terrorist attack regarding the Ukrainian attacks on the city of Rylsk.

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