September 30, 2024
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Attacked every day: in September, Russia launched more than 1,300 “shaheeds” across Ukraine

They attacked every day: in September, Russia launched more than 1,300 “shaheeds” in Ukraine. In September, Russian troops attacked Ukraine with kamikaze drones every day, releasing a total of 1,339 “shaheeds”. Ukrainian forces shot down at least 1,107 enemy UAVs, an average of 44 per day.”, — write on: unn.ua

During September, Russian troops launched 1,339 Shahed-type attack UAVs over Ukraine, of which at least 1,107 were shot down. ArmyInform writes about this with reference to the reports of the Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, reports UNN.

Details

According to statistics, this September was the first month when the Russians attacked Ukraine every day with “shaheds”.

In total, the Armed Forces of Ukraine shot down 1,107 Russian drones, and another part was managed to be destroyed by EW.

On average, the Russians launched 44 “shahedis” every day. The occupiers launched the largest number of attack UAVs on September 14 — 72. In September, there was not a single day without “shaheed” launches

We will remind

Colonel Oleksiy Kolomeytsev, head of the Center for Unmanned Aviation, was liquidated in the Moscow Region. The operation was carried out by the local resistance movement in coordination with the GUR of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine.

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