Ignat provided details about the nature of Russia’s attacks during the month
The occupiers launch approximately the same number of drones each time.
Air Force Spokesman Yuriy Ignat. Photo: Screenshot
The Russian army has been attacking Ukraine with "Shahed" drones almost every night over the past month. The occupiers follow a pattern and release approximately the same number of drones each time.
This was announced by Spokesman of the Air Force Command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Yuriy Ignat on the air of the telethon.
"There's no need to change anything in the morning report about the night attack; it's all quite patterned. The approximate number of UAVs is 20-30, the approximate percentage of hits, and the means of destruction we use are also stable. The enemy practically strikes with "Shahed" drones every night," he said.
According to Ignat, the Russian Federation often strikes the port infrastructure in Odesa region. However, the military is recording a change in direction - the occupiers are attacking with drones in various regions, and the directions of the strikes are increasing.
"Previously, it was one or two directions, but now we see Yeysk, Kursk, Bryansk region, Chauda, and so on," he emphasized.
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