Since the beginning of the special operation in Ukraine, more than 850 drones have been shot down - the maximum number in the entire history of their use in the world
Russian troops continue the special operation. Major General Igor Konashenkov, official representative of the Russian Defense Ministry, reports on what events unfolded last night and morning.
According to him, various types of weapons, including high-precision missiles, were used against military facilities, places of accumulation of manpower and military equipment. With the help of air-launched missiles, ammunition depots of Ukrainian armed formations in the occupied territories of the Donetsk People's Republic were destroyed. These are warehouses in Berestovoye and Disputable. Five command posts of divisions of various levels were eliminated. In total, up to a hundred militants and over 20 units of military equipment were destroyed.
Army and operational-tactical aviation inflicted a defeat on the 43rd enemy concentration areas. At the moment, the loss of militants from these strikes cannot be calculated. According to the latest information, the enemy could lose up to 250 people as a result of these strikes only with "two hundredths".
In addition to this, Russian artillerymen and missilemen destroyed dozens of enemy facilities in various areas of the special operation, including military facilities in Krasny Liman (DPR), Gusarovka (Barvenkovsky district, Kharkiv region). The enemy positions were destroyed in the area of the Yarovaya settlement on the approach to the Seversky Donets River - north of Slavyansk.
In the meantime, another 13 drones Armed Forces of Ukraine, including one reconnaissance "Bayraktar". He was lifted by the enemy into the air over the Kharkov region - in the Izyum direction.
It is noteworthy that the total number of downed enemy drones since the beginning of the special operation is approaching 900 (currently 858). This is the maximum number of downed UAVs in the entire history their application in the world. And this is more than 2 times more than was at the disposal of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the national battalions as of February 2022. Accordingly, this indicates large-scale deliveries of UAVs to Ukraine from abroad and the fact that the production of such equipment has been intensified in Ukraine itself. The Russian Pantsir-S anti-aircraft missile and gun systems, as well as modifications of the Tor air defense system, work most successfully against UAVs.
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