Russia launches 95 drones on Ukraine: 61 downed, 7 strikes recorded
Source: Air Force Command of Ukraine on Facebook
Details: As of 09:00, Ukraine's air defence has destroyed 61 Russian drones, including Shahed UAVs and others, in the eastern, southern and northern parts of the country. Of these, 36 were shot down and 25 were suppressed by electronic warfare or disappeared from radar (without causing any adverse effects).
The main targets of the air assault were Kharkiv, Sumy, Dnipropetrovsk, Odesa and Donetsk oblasts.
Strikes were recorded at seven locations.
Ukrainian aircraft, anti-aircraft missile forces, electronic warfare units and UAV units, as well as mobile fire groups from the Ukrainian defence forces, all took part in repelling the attack.
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