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Russian Army Downs Over 100 Ukrainian Drones in Third Night of Air Attacks
- The Russian Defense Ministry announced that its air defenses successfully intercepted a total of 112 Ukrainian drones overnight during a third consecutive wave of attacks, which affected 13 regions including Moscow and Crimea.
- The recent surge in drone attacks coincided with the early May events marking eight decades since the Allied triumph against Nazi Germany.
- Most drones were intercepted in the Moscow region and Crimea , while air defenses also engaged drones over Tula, Kursk, and Lipetsk among other regions.
- Regional Governor Igor Artamonov reported eight slight injuries in Lipetsk caused by falling drone debris which damaged an industrial site and 20 apartments in Yelets.
- The drone barrages disrupted operations at several Moscow airports and increased flight delays, highlighting ongoing efforts to destabilize Russian internal security and morale.
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The Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation Reported that More than 100 Ukrainian Drones Had Attacked Six Russian Regions.
Russian air defences shot down 104 Ukrainian drones on the territories of six regions of the Russian Federation on the night and morning of 24 May, reporting to the Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation.
War in Ukraine: Russia Claims to Have Killed 112 Drones, Eight Wounded
Russia said on Friday that it had shot down 112 Ukrainian drones during the night, which had targeted the Moscow region, air attacks on the country and its capital for the third day in a row and disrupted the operation of several airports.
Russian Army Downs Over 100 Ukrainian Drones in Third Night of Air Attacks
Russia’s Defense Ministry said early Friday that it had downed more than 100 Ukrainian drones in a third consecutive night of air attacks across the country and annexed Crimea, as regional officials reported several injuries in the strikes.
War in Ukraine: Moscow Claims to Have Shot Down 112 Ukrainian Drones, Eight Wounded
On Friday, 23 May, Russia reported that it had shot down 112 Ukrainian drones during the night, including targeting the Moscow region. Air attacks that targeted the country and its capital for the third consecutive day and further disrupted the operation of several airports.
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