New explosions occurred in Russian Tula on the morning of Sunday, November 26.
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Residents claim that air defense is operating in the city. Three drones seemed to be flying over Tula. Traditionally, the Russians blamed Ukraine for the UAV attack. The Russian Telegram channels Shot and Mash write about this.
At least one drone was reported to have been shot down over the city. We also heard several UAVs flying in the Zarechensky district.
The authorities of the Smolensk region also announced a drone attack. This makes this the fifth Russian region to report being attacked by a UAV.
Drone attack in several regions of the Russian Federation
Five drones were allegedly shot down in the Naro-Fominsk, Odintsovo, Ramensky and Podolsk districts in the Moscow region, buildings were damaged.
The Russian Ministry of Defense writes about repelling drone attacks in the Kaluga and Bryansk regions. Explosions again in the Tula region pic.twitter.com/RP2oVZztqf
– Ukrainian News (@ukranews_com) November 26, 2023
Let us remind you that on the night of November 26, a massive UAV raid took place on the Russian Federation. Russian air defense operated in the Moscow, Tula, Kaluga and Bryansk regions. the occupiers counted 21 drones. In Tula, a drone crashed into a high-rise building, injuring three people.
Source: Racurs
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