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Russia says its air defenses shot down 31 Ukrainian drones in a nighttime attack on border regions. The Russian Defense Ministry reported the attack Wednesday.

Russia says its air defenses shot down 31 Ukrainian drones in a nighttime attack on border regions. The Russian Defense Ministry reported the attack Wednesday.

Russian air defenses shot down 31 Ukrainian drones in a nighttime attack on border regions, the Russian Defense Ministry said Wednesday, in what appeared to be Kyiv’s largest single cross-border drone assault reported by Moscow since it launched its invasion 20 months ago. The Defense Ministry didn’t provide any evidence for its claims nor any details about whether there were any damage or casualties. It also said Russian aircraft thwarted a Ukrainian attempt to deploy a group of soldiers by...

Russia says its air defenses shot down 31 Ukrainian drones in a nighttime attack on border regions.

Military officials have sounded the alarm about depleted Ukrainian stockpiles.

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NATOs most senior military official Admiral Rob Bauer said on Tuesday at the Warsaw Security Forum: The bottom of the barrel is now visible.

Russian air defenses shot down 31 Ukrainian drones during a concerted nighttime attack by Kyiv’s forces on border regions, the Russian Defense Ministry said Wednesday,<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://whdh.com/news/russia-says-it-has-foiled-a-major-ukrainian-drone-attack-as-concerns-grow-about-weapons-supplies/">Read More</a>

Russian air defences shot down 31 Ukrainian drones in a nighttime attack on the border, marking Kyivs largest cross-border drone assault reported by Moscow since the invasion began. The Russian Defence Ministry did not provide evidence or details of damage or casualties. In a separate incident, Russian aircraft thwarted a Ukrainian attempt to deploy soldiers to Crimea by sea. The claims have not been independently verified, and Ukrainian officials have not commented.

The steady flow of Western military aid to Ukraine over the past 18 months has left ammunition stockpiles near the "bottom of the barrel," a top NATO official warned Tuesday as questions mount about how long the U.S. and Europe can afford to keep backing Ukraine in its war with Russia.