In the Kirovograd region, homes and power lines were damaged during a drone attack.

On the night of Tuesday, February 11, the Russian army launched an attack using Shahed-type strike drones in the Kirovohrad region. As a result of the attack, debris from downed kamikaze drones was reported to have fallen on houses.

According to RBK-Ukraine, this information was shared by the head of the Kirovohrad regional military administration, Andriy Raykovych, via Telegram.

Preliminary reports indicate that in the Kropyvnytskyi district, the debris from the downed drone damaged windows and roofs of several private residences.

The attack also affected power lines.

"Preliminarily, there are no casualties. Specialists are examining the surrounding area," Raykovych wrote.

Night Strike on Ukrainian Territory

Last night, Russia carried out a combined strike on Ukrainian territory. Initially, the enemy launched drones and Kalibr cruise missiles, and in the early morning, there were reports of a threat of bombardment from Russian strategic aviation. The movement of Russian missiles towards the Poltava region was recorded.

It is preliminarily known that due to the missile strike, nine settlements in the Myrhorod district were left without gas supply.

Additionally, as a result of the attack, emergency power outages were implemented in Ukraine. Energy Minister Herman Halushchenko noted that Russia is once again attempting to strike at the country's energy system.

During the night’s combined attack, 17 drones were shot down over the skies of the Cherkasy region. It is known that two individuals were injured as a result of the attack.

According to the Air Forces, on the night of February 11, the Russian army launched 124 strike-type drones and up to 19 cruise missiles at Ukrainian territory.