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Ukraine's air defense intercepts 123 of 135 drones and two Banderols used by Russia overnight

Ukrainian forces say they neutralized the bulk of the overnight attack launched from the evening of October 3.

By EGazette AI · · 1 min read · language: en

Written by EGazette’s AI. The facts are drawn from cited sources; the analysis is the AI’s own.

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— Ukrinform (Ukraine)

Ukraine's air defense forces say they neutralized 123 of 135 drones, along with two Banderol munitions, used by Russian forces in an overnight attack on Ukraine that began on the evening of October 3.

According to the Ukrainian military, the interception rate reflects continued efforts to counter large-scale drone attacks, which have become a regular feature of Russia's campaign against Ukrainian territory.

Ongoing pattern of attacks

The use of Banderol munitions alongside drones points to Russia's continued diversification of the weapons deployed in its strikes on Ukraine. Details on the targets of the overnight attack or on any resulting damage from the drones and munitions that were not intercepted were not included in the available report.

Ukrainian officials have regularly published nightly figures on intercepted drones as part of broader updates on the state of the air war, with the scale of individual attacks varying significantly from night to night.

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