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The measures include TDA-3 truck-mounted smoke generators, air defense systems, and underwater barriers formed out of purposefully sunk ships, confirmed by imagery as of Aug. 29.

Russian foreign ministry said attacks would 'not go unpunished' and could not have reached so far into Russian territory without Western help

Russia's military bloggers are worried after increasing drone strikes in Russia, including some that have damaged and destroyed military aircraft.

Russia may have to bolster its air defense around its airfields in the midst of a spate of drone attacks far from the Ukraine border, the UK said.

Russia has been hit by 25 drone attacks this month alone, the U.K. Defense Ministry reported in its intelligence update on Aug. 31. The fact that many drones have struck their targets means that Russian air defense "is having difficulty detecting and destroying them."

A new Ukrainian-made long-range weapon successfully reached a target 700 kilometers away, President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Aug. 31.

Russia faces the issue of having to reinforce its air defences at airfields to counter drone attacks following a successful attack on the night of 29-30 August, UK Defence Intelligence believes. Source: UK Defence Intelligence, as reported by European Pravda Details: The UK MoD noted that up to five separate kamikaze drone attacks occurred in Russia on the night of 29-30 August, the largest attack on the Russian territory since the beginning of the Russian full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

A number of transport planes are said to have been damaged or destroyed in the attack.

A lieutenant colonel in Russia's anti-corruption police was mowing grass at his country home when he suffered fatal shrapnel wounds, per reports.

Their impact is comparatively small, but Ukrainian drones are increasingly attacking targets in Moscow. Experts say Kyiv is pursuing several goals simultaneously, and expect the campaign to escalate