The Russian aggressor country began a huge attack of drone in Ukraine last night.
On the night of March 29, the invaders launched 172 drummer drones and imitators of different types of four directions. Aviation, anti -air missile troops and mobile fires were able to bring down 94 drones in the north, east and in the center. Kraiki MEK lost 69 drones in the place. The military -air forces of the Armed Forces were registered on March 29 on a telegram.
Dnepropetrovsk, Kharkiv and Sumy Region were injured as a result of a night attack.
The chairman of the Kharkiv Ova Oleg Synigubov said that in the village of Fedorivka, the Chuguev district, the Russian attack of the drone led to damage to the roof and the windows of construction and the residential building.
And in the village of Kashetok, fire broke out in the enterprise. Production building, goods and cars were also damaged.
In the village of Mospanov, the grass burned down as a result of the fall of the BPC, and the private residential building was damaged. A 69-year-old man and an 89-year-old woman were injured.
According to Sumy OVA, three private residential buildings were damaged in the Bilopilian community as a result of drone attacks, and the Boroml community was damaged in the Boromlyank community.
In the Chernokhhin community, hostile air attacks led to damage to residential and non -residential premises and a car.
They recorded last night and 20 enemy drones in the airspace of Kyiv. KMVA announced the destruction of 16 drones, and the rest were either locked or left the airspace of the capital. There was no destruction or victims in Kyiv.
We recall that on March 28, the Russian “Shahledi” was attacked by the Dnieper, as a result of which four people were killed, and 21 were injured. Hotel and restaurant complex, 11 private houses, garages and maintenance stations burned in the regional center.
Source: Racurs
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