Russia uses a 300-400 drone drone-this is the number of intercept drive drums to protect Ukrainian cities from enemy attacks.
On Sunday night, Ukrainian interceptors made more than 150 intervention of enemy drones. On September 7, the President of the Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky reported that during the massive Russian wind strike, the terrorist army used 300 to 400 drones. It is such a number of interceptors required for the effective protection of Ukrainian cities.
According to Zelensky, more than 400 “shahids” were launched last night, and the total number of drones involved in wind attacks was 810. The president noted that almost half of these drones were used by the Russians to complicate the sky situation and the Ukrainian air defense system in the Ukrainian.
Zelensky emphasized that despite the success of interceptors in the final attack, they still cannot reach one hundred percent effectiveness.
“Of course, everything is not going down yet, and we still need to further strengthen our air defense. This is a priority task. The Russians hold the number of” martyrs “in a massive strike at 300-400 per blow, our interceptors must reach the corresponding indicator. It is true – they need to stab the relevant units
The President noted the importance of a decisive and active response to the entire international community in the massive Russian attack. Zelensky has drawn attention to the growing aggressiveness of Russia’s strokes as a Putin’s attempt to evaluate the world’s reaction – if countries are ready to achieve it.
Remember that Zelensky said the statements of leaders and states after a massive blow to Ukraine should be resumed by “strong action”, in particular, Ukraine relies on a strong United States reaction.
Earlier it was reported that success for Ukraine was its safety as an independent state. President Vladimir Zelensky said this in an interview with ABC News.
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Source: korrespondent
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