The Russian country of aggression made a huge attack of drones in Ukraine.
On the night of June 4, the enemy attacked UAV 95 in the form and imitators of different types in four directions in Russia and Cape Chaud in the occupied Crimea. The main directions of the air strike were Harkiv, Sumi, Dnipropetrovsky, Odessa and Donetsk. On June 4, the military -air forces of the Armed Forces were registered on a telegram.
Aviation, anti -air missile troops, EWS units and unmanned systems, mobile fire groups of the defense forces of Ukraine were involved in the reflection of an air attack.
It is currently known that Ukrainian defenders of the sky were able to neutralize 61 enemy drones in the east, south and north of the country. 26 drones were shot down by fire, and 25 were locked or suppressed by HR.
The enemy’s air attack was recorded in seven places.
In particular, Russian drones underwent a strong attack of the Odessa and Odessa district. The Office of the Prosecutor General said that the enemy used more than 20 drones.
From the attack of damage and destruction, civil infrastructure, dwellings, garages, and repositories of private enterprises were affected. A complete list of destruction and damage is still established.
Law enforcement officers began a preliminary investigation of facts about war crimes – part 1 of art. 438 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine.
The chairman of the Dnipropetrovsk Ova Sergey Lisak said that in Nikopol the mutilated municipal enterprise in Nikopol. And in the community of Tomak, from a hostile attack, the social and medical institutions are damaged. There was a fire that rescuers were already eliminated.
We recall that on May 4, Russian invaders fell into the city with nine drones -shachs and two missiles, the type of which is currently being installed. Numerous blows occurred in large fires in industrial zones.
Source: Racurs
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