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The Ukrainian Air Force successfully thwarted a substantial air assault by Russian suicide drones and missiles during the night of Dec. 2.

Ukraine’s military said it shot down 10 of 11 kamikaze drones used in the attack and there are no reports of casualties.

Ukrainian forces downed 18 of the 25 Shahed attack drones and one of the two Kh-59 cruise missiles launched by Russia overnight, the Air Force reported on Dec. 1.

On the night of 31 November - 1 December, the Russian forces attacked Ukraine with 25 Shahed UAVs and two Kh-59 guided aircraft missiles; 18 drones and one missile were destroyed. Source: Ukraine's Air Force on Telegram Quote: "As a result of the combat work, 18 assault UAVs and one Kh-59 guided aircraft missile were destroyed.

Defense forces destroyed 18 of 25 UAVs and one Kh-59 missile with which the Russian occupiers attacked Ukraine on the night of December 1, the Air Force of the Ukrainian Armed Forces said.

Russian invaders attacked Ukraine with 25 Iranian-made Shahed drones and launched two Kh-59 cruise missiles overnight; 18 drones and a missile were shot down by the air defense forces, the Air Force reported on Telegram on Dec. 1.

The Russians targeted Ukraine with attack drones and several missiles on the night of 10-11 November. Air defence systems destroyed 19 Shahed drones. Source: Ukraine's Air Force on Telegram Details: The following were used during the attack: 31 Shahed-136/131 attack drones from three directions, namely Primorsko-Akhtarsk, Russia's Kursk and Cape Chauda in Russian-occupied Crimea; 1 Kh-31 guided air missile from the Black Sea; 1 P-800 Oniks anti-ship missile from occupied Crimea; 1 S-30...

In a new low, Russia marked Armistice Day with a massive combined Russian drone and missile attack on Ukraine, with Ukraine neutralizing 19 of 31 Shahed drones, Ukraine’s Air Force reported on Telegram on Nov. 11.

Ukrainian forces shot down 19 of the 31 Shahed "kamikaze" drones launched by Russia overnight, the Air Force reported on Nov. 11.

The frequency and challenges of the Russian Shahed drone attacks on Ukraine, including how and where they fly from, were explained by Air Force spokesperson Yuri Ihnat in his interview with Radio NV.