KYIV (Reuters) -Overnight Russian drone attacks sparked a fire in Kyiv and injured a woman and damaged several houses in the northeastern city of Sumy, Ukrainian officials said on Monday. The Ukrainian military said on Monday that it had shot down 61 out of 83 drones with 22 more likely downed by electronic warfare.

Russian drone attacks caused a fire in Kyiv, injured a woman in Sumy and damaged several homes, according to Ukrainian officials. Meanwhile, the Russian military reported downing 15 Ukrainian drones overnight, including seven in the Krasnodar region.

Several explosions were heard in the Kyiv area during the night of February 10. Before this, the movement of enemy drones toward the capital was reported, according to an RBC-Ukraine correspondent and Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko via his Telegram channel.

Russia over the night launched drone attacks on Ukraine, sparking a fire in Kyiv, injuring a woman and damaging several houses in the country's

Ukraine has, for some time, fielded large "mothership" drones that can carry and eventually deploy a set of smaller attack drones. This approach can, for example, get light and fast FPV attack drones behind the front lines before releasing them, thereby extending the attack drones' limited range.

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