Russia's Drone Attacks Kill 5, Ukraine Shares Defense Tech

0:00It's March 28th. Welcome to Canada News today, powered by AI. Russia hit Ukraine with over 270 drones overnight, killing at least 5 people and injuring more across several cities. Ukrainian forces shot down or jammed most of them, but the strikes still caused serious damage to civilian spots. In Odessa, two died and 11 got hurt when drones slammed into a maternity hospital, homes, and port areas. But North and Krivyyree, two more men lost their lives at an industrial site, while one person was killed in the Poltava region from hits on factories. Zelensky called it straight up terror on everyday folks. No military target in sight, just pain for civilians and key infrastructure. Leaders on the ground echoed that, reporting wrecked businesses and homes with no real strategic gain for Russia. Meanwhile, Zelensky popped up unannounced in the United Arab Emirates, chatting with their president about security threats from Iran. Ukraine's sharing is battle-tested drone defense know-how, with five Gulf nations to counter

1:02Tehran's attacks. This swap can land Ukraine better air defense missiles they desperately need against Russia, while pushing back global terror one interceptor at a. Time. Zelensky's drone game is leveling up the region and the fight keeps evolving.