“As you know, Russia has received the second shipment of drones. The first shipment included about 400 UAVs. We had four waves of attacks last week and the week before. About 70 UAVs were destroyed by the anti-aircraft defense units,” Ihnat told.
In his words, the enemy still has drones, and it is necessary to prepare and reinforce before the future drone attacks, which is especially important for critical infrastructure objects.
If the Iranian side, despite its promises, does not halt the supply of UAVs and other weapons for Russia, it is necessary to continue pressure on this country, Ihnat added.
A reminder that, between December 1, 2022 and December 20, 2022, Ukraine’s anti-aircraft defense units and Armed Forces shot down 67 Iranian-manufactured Shahed suicide drones.
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