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Aircraft-type drones obliterated in Kuban, numbering eight

Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) wreckage found in Adygea and two more over the Azov Sea.

A new wave of eight drone models were destroyed in Kuban region
A new wave of eight drone models were destroyed in Kuban region

Aircraft-type drones obliterated in Kuban, numbering eight

In a significant display of air defense activity, Russia's air defense systems engaged more than 120 Ukrainian drones during the night of August 9 into the early morning of August 10. This follows an earlier incident during the first half of August 9, where enemy drones targeted over Adygea, Krasnodar Krai, and the Azov Sea, with several being shot down.

During the first half of August 9, Russia's air defense systems engaged enemy drones in multiple regions. Over Krasnodar Krai, eight enemy drones were shot down, while one UAV was destroyed over Adygea. Fragments of Ukrainian drones were found in the fields of Krasnoarmeisk district, and debris from these unmanned aerial vehicles damaged several buildings in Slaviansk and Krymsk districts. However, no casualties were reported due to the debris. Over the Azov Sea's waters, two UAVs were destroyed by Russia's air defense systems. Debris from the intercepted drones fell on vacant lots in Krasnodar Krai, causing no damage to infrastructure or residents.

The timing of these UAV incidents is during the first half of August 9. The exact nature and origin of the enemy drones targeted over Adygea, Krasnodar Krai, and the Azov Sea are not specified.

According to the Russian Defense Ministry, from 8:00 to 12:00 Moscow time on August 9, Russia's air defense systems destroyed 44 Ukrainian plane-type unmanned aerial vehicles. This figure does not include the UAVs over Adygea and the Azov Sea.

Breaking down the timeline and locations:

  • Night of August 8-9: Russian air defenses intercepted 16 drones (Shahed and decoy types) during drone and missile attacks targeting northern and eastern Ukraine regions such as Chernihiv, Sumy, Kharkiv, and Donetsk.
  • Overnight August 9-10 (20:00 August 9 to 06:10 August 10 Moscow time): Russian air defense shot down about 121 Ukrainian fixed-wing drones across Russian territory, including near Moscow and other regions, indicating intensified drone attacks by Ukraine into Russia as well.

Krasnodar Krai Governor Veniamin Kondratyev stated that the majority of enemy drones are intercepted before reaching settlements. The Ukrainian Air Force reported Russia launched about 100 drones into Ukraine overnight August 9-10, with Ukraine shooting down 70 of them, showing active drone engagement on both sides.

Thus, on August 9 specifically, Russia’s air defense systems shot down or suppressed at least 16 Ukrainian drones inside Ukraine during the night, and then between nightfall August 9 and morning August 10, Russian forces shot down approximately 120 Ukrainian drones over Russian territory.

Politics and war-and-conflicts dominated the general news as Russia's air defense systems engaged at least 16 Ukrainian drones inside Ukraine during the night of August 8-9, and approximately 120 drones over Russian territory during the night of August 9 into the early morning of August 10. These incidents were part of the intensified drone attacks by both countries, with Ukraine reporting the launch of about 100 drones into Russia overnight August 9-10, and Russia's air defense systems responding with numerous intercepts.

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