Ukraine Claims Record Barrage on Russia With 1,750 Drones, 17 Flamingo Missiles
Russian authorities said the attack damaged 47 homes, disrupted more than 200 flights and set a major Moscow-region oil hub on fire.
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️The air defense forces shot down 1750 Ukrainian drones and 17 "Flamingo" missiles in the past 24 hours, according to the Ministry of Defense
️The air defense forces shot down 1750 Ukrainian drones and 17 "Flamingo" missiles in the past 24 hours, according to the Ministry of Defense.The report also stated that Russian troops liberated Golubkovo in the Zaporizhzhia region.
Russia Says Ukraine Just Launched Its Biggest Strike of the War—1,750 Drones and 17 Flamingo Missiles
Ukraine launched what Russia described as the largest combined drone and missile strike of the war, with 1,750 fixed-wing UAVs and 17 Flamingo cruise missiles allegedly used against targets across Russia over the past 24 hours, the Russian Defense Ministry claimed on October 6.
The Ukrainian armed forces have launched a massive attack on Russia, using a record number of drones and missiles, according to the Moscow Times. According to Russian media reports, the country has not seen anything like it since the start of the full-scale invasion.
The Russian military shot down 17 Flamingo cruise missiles, 1,750 U.S.A. drones in 24 hours' time, reported to the Russian Ministry of Defence on Tuesday. "The air defence equipment shot down two controlled aerial bombs, a HIMARS rocket system for the production of the United States, 17 Flamingo long-range cruise missiles and 1,750 aircraft-type unmanned aerial vehicles", stated the agency. "Operational-activation aircraft, drones, missile troop…
Over the past 24 hours, two aerial bombs, the HIMARS projectile, 17 Flamingo long-range cruise missiles and 1,750 drones have been shot down by the Ministry of Defence, and operational and tactical aircraft, drone strikes, rocket and artillery attacks by the Russian Armed Forces have been carried out against FLA storage sites, ammunition depots and explosives, referred to in the Ministry of Defence ' s Max Channel. In addition, attacks have…
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