The mass attack of drones was reflected by Ukrainian defenders last night.
On the night of March 10, the enemy launched 176 in the form of unmanned aerial vehicles and imitators from Shatalovo, Milerersky, Kursk, Brian, the premor Akhtar in Russia and Cape Chod in the occupied Crimea. The air attack was reflected by aviation, anti -air missile troops, EWS units and mobile fire groups. The military -air forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine were registered on a telegram.
It was possible to bring down 130 air goals in Kharkiv, Poltava, Sumy, Chernihiv, Cherkazi, Kyiv, Kirovograd, Zhytomyr, Vinnates, Dniepetrovsk regions, Rumbia, Donetsk, Odessa, Mikolai and Kherson. Another 42 drones were locked.
The Russian attack was early in the region of Kharkiv, Poltava and Kyiv.
In particular, in the region of Poltava, three residential buildings, the production of buildings, a car and agricultural equipment were damaged as a result of drones. The household transmission line was also damaged. The regional military administration stated that they passed without sacrifices.
Kyiv OVA said that the consequences of a night attack were recorded in three areas. The roofs of residential buildings were damaged in the areas of Obukhov and Buchen. And in the Fastiv region the grass burned.
The Chairman of the Harkiv Ova Oleg Synigubov said in Telegram that the building of the Bill complex and refrigeration units was damaged in the village of Izium in the area of the scene.
And in Verknazrasky two “chewing” kissed an agricultural enterprise, which led to fire. Angar, six tractors and a truck were damaged. The structural elements of the hangar also burned.
We will recall that on March 8, Russian invaders struck an unmanned strike in the village of Girsk in the Sumi region. As a result of the attack, the person was killed, and two houses and outbuildings were burned.
Source: Racurs
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