Over 29 Ukrainian drones annihilated across Krasnodar Region
121 Ukrainian Drones Shot Down Over 15 Russian Regions
In a significant escalation of the ongoing tensions between Russia and Ukraine, a total of 121 Ukrainian Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) were shot down over 15 different regions of Russia on August 10, 2022, according to the Russian Ministry of Defense.
The intensive drone attacks against Russian territory were reported to have occurred over the span of approximately 8 hours and 10 minutes, from 20:00 on August 9 to 06:10 Moscow time on August 10.
The Krasnodar region, located in southern Russia, saw the most drone activity with 29 UAVs being shot down. The Crimean Peninsula, which is part of Russia, followed closely with 15 downed drones. Other regions affected included Bryansk (13), Belgorod (12), Voronezh (9), Stavropol (8), Saratov (8), Kaluga (7), Tula (6), Rostov (5), Ryazan (4), Azov Sea (2), Smolensk (1), Oryol (1), and Tver (1).
The downing of these drones was carried out by Russia's on-duty air defense systems. The downed drones were of the aircraft-type, suggesting they were larger and more advanced than traditional UAVs.
This report aligns with information about the intensity of Ukrainian drone attacks during that period, as acknowledged by Russian air defense statements. The downing of such a large number of drones marks a significant escalation in the conflict.
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In the realm of general news, the war-and-conflicts between Russia and Ukraine reached a new height as 121 Ukrainian drones were shot down over 15 different Russian regions on August 10, 2022. This escalation, as reported by the Russian Ministry of Defense, raised questions about the robustness of Russian politics in managing such drone attacks in sports like politics and war-and-conflicts.
