January 19, 2025
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The Russian Federation attacked Ukraine with about 550 UAVs and almost 60 missiles in a week – Zelenskyi

The Russian Federation attacked Ukraine with about 550 UAVs and almost 60 missiles in a week – Zelenskyi During the week, the Russian Federation used about 550 attack drones, 60 missiles and more than 660 aerial bombs against Ukraine. The Armed Forces shot down 33 missiles and 311 drones, another 136 drones did not reach their targets.”, — write on: unn.ua

About 550 attack drones, almost 60 missiles of various types and more than 660 aerial bombs were used against Ukraine by the Russian troops this week alone, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyi said on Sunday, writes UNN.

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According to Zelenskyi, this week alone, the Defense Forces of Ukraine shot down 33 missiles, including ballistic missiles, and 311 attack drones in our sky. Another 136 drones, which are used in daily strikes on infrastructure, have missed their targets.

In just one week, the Russian army used about 550 attack drones, almost 60 missiles of various types and more than 660 aerial bombs. More “patriots” for Ukraine means more protection of life. More long-range for Ukraine means more guarantees that the Russian war will be stopped

We will remind

On the night of January 19, Russian troops attacked Ukraine with 61 drones. Air defense forces shot down 43 UAVs in nine regions of Ukraine, another 15 enemy drone simulators were lost.

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