Russian army used nearly 3,500 jet-powered drones against Ukraine in September, Air Force says
Ukraine's Air Force said the figure reflects the scale of Russian drone attacks recorded last month.
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The Russian army used nearly 3,500 jet-powered drones against Ukraine in September, according to Ukraine's Air Force, as reported by Ukrinform.
The figure was cited as part of the Air Force's account of the scale of drone attacks recorded over the month.
Further details on the specific targets, casualties or damage caused by the drone strikes were not included in the report.
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- Russian army used nearly 3,500 jet-powered drones against Ukraine in September – Air Force — Ukrinform (Ukraine)
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