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Russia may deploy up to 200 reactive drones daily for attacks on Ukraine

Russian forces can launch up to 200 reactive drones each day for attacks on Ukraine. Yuriy Ihnat, a spokesperson for the Air Force of Ukraine, noted that these drones are combined with other unmanned aerial vehicles. Currently, Ukrainian military is improving interception effectiveness against such attacks.

In brief

  • Russian forces can deploy about 200 reactive UAVs daily.
  • Yuriy Ihnat reported 100 drones during the day and 100 at night.
  • Russia combines reactive drones with other UAVs.
  • Ukrainian military is enhancing interception effectiveness.
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