Battlegroup South air defenses down 99 Ukrainian fixed-wing UAVs, 122 heavy rotor drones
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The Russian news agency TASS reports claims from spokesman Vadim Astafyev regarding the activities of Battlegroup South. The report states that Russian air defenses shot down 221 Ukrainian drones and destroyed various communication antennas and robotic systems.
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What happened
Over the past 24 hours, air defense systems of Russia’s Battlegroup South have shot down 99 Ukrainian fixed-wing drones and 122 heavy unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), the battlegroup’s spokesman, Vadim Astafyev, reported.
Why it matters
"The battlegroup’s air defense systems shot down 99 fixed-wing unmanned aerial vehicles and 122 heavy rotor drones," he said.
Common ground
Astafyev added that unmanned systems forces in the Kramatorsk and Slavyansk directions destroyed 54 enemy communication antennas and UAVs, as well as 37 ground robotic systems.
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The Russian news agency TASS reports claims from spokesman Vadim Astafyev regarding the activities of Battlegroup South. The report states that Russian air defenses shot down 221 Ukrainian drones and destroyed various communication antennas and robotic systems.
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