Ukrainian air defense destroyed 615 targets overnight: results of the massive attack by the Russian Federation on December 6.

According to ТСН: During the night of December 6, the Ukrainian air defense destroyed 615 enemy targets during a massive attack on the country's critical infrastructure.

Massive attack on Ukraine December 6, 2025 - what is known

On the night of December 5-6, the enemy launched a combined assault using strike drones and missiles from air, sea, and land. Ukrainian radio technical troops identified 704 means of aerial attack, among which were 51 missiles (of which 17 were ballistic) and 653 drones of various types.

Enemy means included:

• 653 strikes from Shahed and Gerbera-type drones launched from Kursk, Oryol, Millerovo, Bryansk, Primorsko-Akhtarsk, and Crimea (over 300 Shaheds);

• 3 aeroballistic Kh-47M2 Kinzhal missiles from Ryazan and Tambov regions;

• 34 cruise missiles (X-101, Iskander-K, and Kalibr) from Rostov region and the Black Sea;

• 14 ballistic missiles Iskander-M and KN-23 from Bryansk, Rostov, Krasnodar Territory, and Crimea.

The response of the Ukrainian defense forces was through the operation of aviation, anti-aircraft missile troops, electronic warfare units, drone systems, and mobile fire groups.

As of 10:00, the air defense destroyed or neutralized 615 targets:

• 585 Shahed and Gerbera drones;

• 29 cruise missiles;

• 1 ballistic missile.

Despite the effective defense, missiles and over 60 strike drones hit 29 objects. Debris from the downed vehicles fell on three territories. The attack continues, with several enemy drones remaining in the airspace. Citizens are advised to follow safety regulations.

We remind you that earlier we reported that Russian troops carried out a massive strike on several regions of Ukraine, using Shahed drones and ballistic, cruise, and aeroballistic missiles of the Kinjal type.

This situation underscores the complexity and tension of the current situation in the region. Despite the efforts of the Ukrainian defense forces, enemy attacks continue to damage critical infrastructure, requiring increased caution from the civilian population and adherence to safety measures.