⚡️🇷🇺Russian media claim that tonight 🇺🇦Ukraine carried out another large-scale UAV attack on Russia, attacking targets in the Moscow, Bryansk, Kaluga, Kursk, Tula, Belgorod, Voronezh, Oryol and Lipetsk regions. pic.twitter.com/fK0VlTYbTU
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 10 septembre 2024
Russian media claim that tonight Ukraine carried out another large-scale UAV attack on Russia, attacking targets in the Moscow, Bryansk, Kaluga, Kursk, Tula, Belgorod, Voronezh, Oryol and Lipetsk regions.
Russia launched 46 Shahed drones overnight, with air defense forces shooting down 38 of them, according to the Air Force. INFOGRAPHIC
4. 144 drones is a lot! Given Russia's history of downplaying Ukrainian drone numbers or denying their presence entirely, 144 is likely the lower bound. In Ukraine, I've heard estimates as high as 300 during recent attacks, while Russia reported just over 100 4X pic.twitter.com/AjEYD2Tnhj
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 10 septembre 2024
4. 144 drones is a lot! Given Russia's history of downplaying Ukrainian drone numbers or denying their presence entirely, 144 is likely the lower bound. In Ukraine, I've heard estimates as high as 300 during recent attacks, while Russia reported just over 100 4X
3. Moscow's airspace and airports are disrupted, with other airports across Russia shut down as well This seems to be part of a larger campaign, similar to Ukraine's successful efforts against the Black Sea Fleet—only this time, airports are the focus of asymmetric warfare 3/
2. Explosions are happening in Moscow. Just like in Kursk, the war has now reached Russian soil, publicly challenging the illusion that Putin has everything under control 2/
This is Moscow today.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 10 septembre 2024
Russian media report over 20 Ukrainian drones intercepted over the city (though this one wasn’t) and 144 drones intercepted across Russia.
Key things:
1. Russian official media are no longer downplaying these attacks—they can’t ignore them anymore 1/ pic.twitter.com/ZIcfb0lpiW
This is Moscow today. Russian media report over 20 Ukrainian drones intercepted over the city (though this one wasn’t) and 144 drones intercepted across Russia. Key things: 1. Russian official media are no longer downplaying these attacks—they can’t ignore them anymore 1/
Росіяни скаржаться на масовану атаку безпілотників: під ударом енергооб’єкти та аеродроми. ВIДЕОhttps://t.co/MNPSXiO0SG pic.twitter.com/jcqAYWClIU
— Цензор.НЕТ ✍️ (@censor_net) 10 septembre 2024
Russians complain about a massive drone attack: energy facilities and airfields under bombardment. VIDEO
SHOT DOWN 38 ATTACK UAVS. Furthermore, three drones exited the controlled airspace of Ukraine, one towards Russia, two towards occupied Luhansk region. Another three enemy UAVs were lost in location (likely fell under the influence of electronic warfare means). https://facebook.com/share/p/FDeYqLz2gq2oDKbk/ …
Russia's Defense Ministry claimed that 144 Ukrainian drones were downed overnight on Sept. 10. The highest number of drones—72—was reportedly downed over Bryansk Oblast, followed by Moscow Oblast (20) and Kursk Oblast (14).
Last night, drones attacked Moscow. Moscow mayor reported that multiple UAVs were downed approaching the Russian capital, in Ramenskoe, Lubertsy, Podolsk, Domodedovo suburbs and city districts. Several drones crashed into high-rises; at least one hit the Flight Research
