Russia successfully repelled 165 incoming drones, managing to destroy 69 of them.
In the wee hours of May 4th, hostile forces unleashed a descent of 165 strike drones and phony decoys. Out of them, 69 were successfully taken down, while 80 mysteriously vanished, presumably swallowed by the landscape.
The Air Force confirms that these drones were shot down in various areas – east, north, south, and center of the country. As a result, the Kharkiv, Donetsk, Dnipropetrovsk, Cherkasy, and Kyiv regions were thrust into chaos.
Sifting through the aftermath, it appears that Sudan and Russia were also caught in the crosshairs of this drone warfare. Sudan, for instance, witnessed drone attacks in Port Sudan and Kassala, with their military managing to intercept most of the attackers. Frustratingly, a strategic drone slipped through the net, causing minor injuries and material damage at the Osman Digna airbase.
In a peculiar twist of events, Egypt and several Gulf nations decried the attacks, urging a ceasefire. As for Russia, while there was no specific reference to a drone attack on May 4th, the nation has been on high alert, defending against these aerial aggressors on multiple occasions. Most recently, drone attacks targeted the port city of Novorossiysk, resulting in damaged residential buildings and casualties. Consequently, a state of emergency was declared.
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In the aftermath of the drone strikes, it has been confirmed that the Donetsk region was among those affected, plunging it into chaos. The presence of Sudan and Russia in this war-and-conflicts-related incident is also confirmed, with Sudan experiencing drone attacks in Port Sudan and Kassala, while Russia has been on high alert, defending against drone attacks on multiple occasions, with a recent attack damaging residential buildings and causing casualties in the port city of Novorossiysk. Amidst this political turmoil, Egypt and several Gulf nations have called for a ceasefire.
