Ukraine says downed 18 out of 51 Russian missiles

Ukraine says downed 18 out of 51 Russian missiles
by AFP Staff Writers
Kyiv, Ukraine (AFP) Jan 8, 2024

Ukraine said Monday it was targeted by 51 Russian missiles in a "massive" air attack overnight, 18 of which were shot down by its air defences.

"Overnight on 8 January, 2024, the enemy launched a massive attack on Ukraine," the air force said on social media, adding that it also downed eight drones.

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