Russian Drones Hit Ukraine Power Substation, Killing 1

0:00On April 8th, Russian drones had a power substation in Ukraine's southern Odessa region on April 8th, causing damage but no injury so far. Meanwhile, Moscow's forces launched repeated strikes farther east, killing at least one person and wounding eight others across multiple areas. In Odessa, emergency crews are still on site, and the big energy firm DTE Tech says one of their substations took the hit. They're waiting for the all-clear before starting repairs, after nearly non-stop attacks in the area. That one fatality came from glide bombs overnight in Zaporizhia region, where a man died in a village and two women got hurt. Over enaboring the N.I. Perpetrovsk, drones and artillery pounded towns about 40 times, injuring three more. Injuries also popped up from drone strikes in frontline spots, like Slobians in Donetsk, plus Kursin in the south, and Sumi near the Russian border. Folks there are dealing with the fallout as usual. Energy sites like Odessa's Key Black Seaport have been prime targets for months now,

1:02disrupting exports and daily life in this grinding for a year. Fight. Crews keep pushing to fix things amid the chaos. That's the story for today. Global news today. Driven by AI, I'm Corey with The Story.