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Drone attacks on Russia underline its vulnerability - Vimarsana News

Drone attacks on Russia underline its vulnerability

A spate of drone attacks that Russian authorities blamed on Ukraine has targeted areas in southern and western Russia, reflecting the Ukrainian military’s growing reach as the war dragged into a second year

Source: go.com
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Drones fly deep inside Russia, penetrating defences

A spate of drone strikes that Russian authorities blamed on Ukraine targeted areas in south and west Russia, reflecting the Ukrainian military’s growing reach.

Source: afr.com
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Ground News - Moscow says Ukraine launched failed drone attacks on Russian territory overnight - Vimarsana News

Ground News - Moscow says Ukraine launched failed drone attacks on Russian territory overnight

Russia's defence ministry on Tuesday accused Ukraine of launching attempted drone strikes against civil infrastructure targets in two southern Russian regions overnight, but said the attacks had failed.

Drone attacks - Flurry of drones hits Russia - Vimarsana News

Drone attacks - Flurry of drones hits Russia

At the same time, the hacking of Russian TV channels and radio stations as well as the temporary closure of St Petersburg’s airport fed suspicion that Kyiv could be behind the disruption