Russians in the south have increased the number of kamikaze drones to 780: how they are being destroyed.

According to inkorr.com: In the south of Ukraine, Russian occupiers are intensifying their use of kamikaze drones, as well as the munitions 'Molniya' and 'Molniya-2'. In total, their number has reached from 750 to 780 units. These munitions have an increased range of destruction.

Enemy Activity

'Molniya' is being used especially actively in the Dnipro direction and in the Zaporizhzhia region, trying to interfere with the movement of vehicles and attack rear objects. The Armed Forces of Ukraine destroy up to 50 enemy targets and drones daily.

Vladislav Voloshin: 'Every day, approximately one and a half to two dozen such loitering munitions of the type 'Molniya', 'Molniya-2' are used against us in the directions. The Defense Forces of Ukraine are actively destroying the enemy in the south. Daily, the enemy suffers losses of about 70-80 personnel, about fifty units of weapons and military equipment.'

Countering the Threat

The Ukrainian armed forces are demonstrating an increasing ability to counter the activity of Russian occupiers in the south of the country. Despite the increase in the number of kamikaze drones and munitions 'Molniya', Ukrainian military continues to successfully destroy enemy equipment and objects.

In the context of the constantly growing threat from the occupiers, the operational response of the Ukrainian troops remains crucial. Each destroyed enemy and their equipment brings victory closer and ensures the security of territories. The prolonged process of countering the aggressor confirms the ability of the Ukrainian forces to adapt and effectively respond to challenges in this situation.