26 Ukrainian drones were destroyed in Kursk, Russia
According to Webangah News quoted by Mehr News Agency According to Sputnik, Alexey Smirnov, acting governor of Kursk province of Russia, announced on Tuesday that the air defense of the armed forces of this Last night, the country intercepted and destroyed 26 attacking drones of the Ukrainian army in different areas of this province.
On Sunday, the Ministry of Defense of Russia announced by publishing a statement that the air defense systems of this country’s armed forces have shot down a Sukh fighter jet and 27 and 162 UAVs of the Ukrainian army in different areas. overthrew This statement also states that in the last 24 hours, more than 1,900 Ukrainian soldiers were killed in clashes in different areas.
On Saturday, the Ministry of Defense of Russia announced by publishing a statement that the air defense systems of this country’s armed forces intercepted at least 75 Ukrainian attacking drones last night in different regions of Russia. They overthrew.
As stated in this statement, the air defense of the Russian Armed Forces “36 drones in Rostov, 8 drones in Kursk, 9 drones in Belgorod, 17 drones in Orlovskaya, 2 They shot down a drone in the Ryazan region, and 3 drones in the Voronezh, Sea of Azov and Krasnodar regions.
Earlier, “Vasily Golubev”, the commander of Rostov region, announced that on Saturday morning, the defense systems of the Russian armed forces intercepted and destroyed 55 Ukrainian attacking drones.
According to this official of the Russian government, this incident did not cause any damage and no one was injured or killed.
For months now, Ukrainian forces have been targeting Russian border areas in Belgorod, Bryansk, Kursk, Voronezh, Rostov and Crimea provinces with drones and missiles almost daily. .
According to Sputnik, Kiev is using terrorist methods to divert attention from the failure of the so-called “anti-aggression”, which it announced in June last year. , especially targeting the use of offensive drones and artillery shelling against civilians and civilian facilities in Russia.
