Russian Drones Hit Odesa, Ukraine Strikes Back

0:00On April 27, Russian drones hit Odessa before dawn, wounding 14 people including two children in residential areas and civilian spots. Ukrainian forces struck back with a drone in the Occupy Kyrsten region, killing a man and woman both in their 70s. Authorities hospitalized five victims from Odessa, with strabno injuries, as Russia keeps pounding this vital black seaport. Over the past week, Moscow launched 1900 attack drones, nearly 1400 guided bombs and 60 missiles, but Ukraine's knocking. Down over 90 percent of those drones, President Zelensky says they need more American Patreon missiles to handle ballistic threats. Meanwhile, Ukraine's sharing its drone tech with Middle Eastern nations fighting Iranian attacks, and now Norway's teaming up for joint manufacturing, while Poland plans a massive drone fleet together. Ukraine's wrapping up ground robots too, ordering 25,000 this year to deliver supplies, evacuate troops, and even shoot doubling last. Years numbers to ease frontline pressure.

1:03On top of NATO funding for U.S. weapons and a European Union $106 billion loan, Ukraine's hitting Russian oil sites deep inside. Enemy lines slowing their war machine as sanctions tighten. This has been U.S. News Today, powered by AI. I'm Kory with the story.