Drone attack on warehouses with Shaheds near Yeisk. Satellite images of the consequences appeared
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Drone attack on warehouses with Shaheds near Yeisk. Satellite images of the consequences appeared

Bavovna
Source:  Radio Svoboda

Satellite images of the affected Russian warehouses from the "Shakhed" UAV near the Russian Yeisk have been published online. The buildings of the military facility of the Russian Federation were damaged.

Points of attention

  • Satellite images have surfaced showing the damage caused to warehouses with Shaheds near Yeisk after a drone attack by the Defense Forces of Ukraine.
  • The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine claimed a precise hit on warehouses storing approximately 400 attack drones of the 'Shakhed' type in the village of Oktyabrske.
  • The attack resulted in explosions and fires, as recorded by satellite images, which revealed the consequences of the strike on Russian military depots near the city of Yeisk.
  • The Ukrainian forces reportedly targeted the warehouses where Shahed drones were stored, causing significant damage to the buildings and resulting in secondary detonations on the site.
  • While Russian authorities acknowledged the attack and subsequent explosions, they stated that the drone attack was successfully repelled without further elaboration on the extent of the damage.

Satellite images of the consequences of the attack by the Defense Forces of Ukraine on Russian military depots have appeared

The images from the Planet Labs satellite from October 11 show the consequences of an attack by Ukrainian drones on warehouses near the city of Yeisk in the Krasnodar region of the Russian Federation.

The satellite recorded damage to warehouse buildings, in particular the collapse of the roof of one of them, and traces of fire.

Satellite image of the consequences of the fire near Yeisk

Cotton in warehouses with shaheds: what is known

On October 9, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine announced that they had struck warehouses near Yeysk with the forces and means of the Naval Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the Security Service of Ukraine. The target was warehouses in the village of Oktyabrske, which, according to the General Staff, were used to store Shahed drones.

According to available information, about 400 attack drones were stored there. According to the results of objective control, an accurate hit on the target was recorded. A secondary detonation was observed on the territory of the facility.

On October 9, the Russian mass media reported on explosions in the Oktyabrsky district near Yeisk following a UAV attack.

Later, videos of explosions and fires appeared online. Representatives of local authorities did not comment on the consequences of the strike, but said that "the drone attack was successfully repelled."

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Canada is ready to become a world leader instead of the US — Carney

Carney
Source:  The New York Times

The United States has dominated the global economy for decades. Canada is now poised to take on that role.

Points of attention

  • Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney plans to lead a coalition of like-minded countries to replace the US as the global economic leader.
  • Canada imposed a 25% tariff on cars imported from the US as a response to US tariffs on global imports.
  • The era of US dominance in the global economy is declared over by Prime Minister Carney, signaling a shift in global leadership dynamics.

Canada can become a leader instead of the US — Carney

This was stated by Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney.

Carney said he would try to assemble a "coalition of like-minded countries" that would seek an alternative to the United States.

If the United States no longer wants to be the leader, Canada will.

Mark Carney

Mark Carney

Prime Minister of Canada

Later, the Canadian Prime Minister added that the period of US dominance in the global economy had come to an end.

The 80-year period in which the United States assumed the role of global economic leader, forging alliances based on trust and mutual respect and championing the free and open exchange of goods and services, is over. While this is a tragedy, it is also a new reality.

​Recall that US President Donald Trump has introduced new tariffs on imports of goods from all countries of the world, which came into effect on April 2, 2025. These tariffs range from 10% to 50%, depending on the importing country.

At the same time, in response to US tariffs, Canada imposed a 25% tariff on cars imported from the US.

Meanwhile, Britain has released a list of 8,000 American goods that could be hit with tariffs in response to US President Donald Trump's policies. Notably, the list includes a variety of products from binoculars to bourbon whiskey.

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