Russia detects over a hundred unmanned aerial vehicles within its airspace.
In the outskirts of Bryansk, Russian border region, Russian forces claimed to have detected over 50 Ukrainian drones flying during the night. The Krasnodar region also reported debris from these drones causing a fire. It's rumored that a military storage facility was hit.
Russian defense authorities stated on Telegram that they managed to neutralize a staggering 101 Ukrainian drones, using their defense systems. Roughly 53 drones were brought down in Bryansk, while the remaining 18 crashed in the Krasnodar region.
Although there were no reports of injuries or damage in Bryansk, the Krasnodar governor, Venjamin Kondratyev, reported a fire at Tikhoretsk city caused by debris from a drone which sparked an explosion of nearby explosive materials. Social media sources indicated a possible hit on an ammunition depot. The city residents were evacuated, with no recorded casualties. Temporary accommodations are being arranged for those displaced.
Ukraine has continued its offensive against Russian targets as part of its counter-invasion strategy, targeting not just military installations, but fuel depots as well to disrupt logistical supplies. Daily, Moscow reportedly fends off at least one Ukrainian drone attack.
Two and a half weeks prior, Ukraine launched a drone assault on Moscow. As reported by Russian media, this led to the loss of a woman's life and several injuries. Flights at three capital airports were suspended for six hours. Reports of drone attacks surfaced in different parts of the country, totaling several dozen incidents.
The attack on Ukraine's drone assault on Moscow two and a half weeks ago caused a woman's death and several injuries, as well as temporary airport closures. In response to Ukraine's ongoing offensive, Russian defense authorities reported neutralizing over 100 Ukrainian drones in Bryansk and Krasnodar regions, with the attack on Ukraine being the source of these drones.
