Air defense forces shot down 36 Russian "martyrs" during the attack on Ukraine
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Air defense forces shot down 36 Russian "martyrs" during the attack on Ukraine

Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
Air defense forces shot down 36 Russian "martyrs" during the attack on Ukraine

On the night of November 27, the Russian Federation released 89 drones over Ukraine. The defense forces destroyed 36 UAVs, 48 were lost in location, and another 5 returned to the territory of the occupiers.

Points of attention

  • Defense forces of Ukraine shot down 36 enemy drones during a night attack by Russia.
  • 48 unmanned aerial vehicles were lost in location due to active anti-aircraft defense of the Defense Forces.
  • A night attack by Russian drones in Kyiv damaged a building belonging to non-residential infrastructure.
  • As a result of the attack on Ukraine, it is believed that there were no casualties or injuries among the civilian population.
  • The Ukrainian defense forces actively repelled the Russian attack, involving aviation, anti-aircraft missile units and other combat groups.

The Air Force revealed the details of the Russian attack on Ukraine

According to the military, from 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, the enemy attacked Ukraine with 89 Shahed-type attack UAVs and unmanned aerial vehicles of an unspecified type from the directions of Orel, Bryansk, Kursk, Primorsko-Akhtarsk, and the Russian Federation.

As of 09:00, air defenses shot down 36 enemy drones in the Kyiv, Chernihiv, Sumy, Kharkiv, Poltava, Zhytomyr, Khmelnytskyi and Mykolaiv regions.

Photo — t.me/kpszsu

48 UAVs were lost in location, presumably due to active countermeasures by the Defense Forces, 5 UAVs left the controlled airspace in the direction of Belarus, Russia and the temporarily occupied territories.

Private and multi-apartment buildings and property of citizens were damaged due to the fall of enemy UAV debris in the Kyiv region. Previously, there were no victims or victims.

Aviation, anti-aircraft missile units, electronic warfare equipment and mobile fire groups of the Air Force and the Defense Forces of Ukraine were involved in repelling the enemy's air attack on November 27.

What is known about the consequences of the Russian attack on Kyiv

On the night of November 27, Russia once again tried to attack Kyiv with drones.

As noted, as a result of a nighttime attack by Russian drones on Kyiv, the fall of UAV wreckage was recorded in Dniprovsk. In particular, the house was damaged. KMVA noted that we are talking about a non-residential infrastructure object.

Initially, it was known about one victim. A few minutes later, the mayor of the city, Vitaliy Klitschko, clarified that two people had already been hospitalized.

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Putin can get 240 billion euros — what's Orban doing here?

Putin may receive hundreds of billions to continue the war
Source:  Spiegel

Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsakhkna has publicly warned Ukraine and its allies that Russian dictator Vladimir Putin could get back more than 240 billion euros in frozen Russian assets if Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban blocks the extension of EU sanctions against the aggressor country.

Points of attention

  • Proposals to re-evaluate sanction decisions every six months and confiscate Russian assets to prevent funds from being returned to Putin are being considered.
  • The importance of preventing a split within the EU and protecting the interests of Ukraine and Europe from potential threats posed by Putin's access to vast financial resources.

Putin may receive hundreds of billions to continue the war

The Estonian Foreign Minister draws attention to the fact that the decision to extend sanctions must be re-evaluated every six months.

It's no secret that the consent of the team of Hungarian leader Viktor Orban, known for its pro-Russian position, is required each time.

If they block it in June, not only will the sanctions end, but we will also have to hand over 240 billion euros to Putin. How do the heads of state and government intend to explain to the citizens of Europe that they are handing over money to Putin that he intends to use not only against Ukraine, but also against us?

Margus Tsakhkna

Margus Tsakhkna

Minister of Foreign Affairs of Estonia

According to the Estonian diplomat, in the event of such a threat, official Brussels will have to confiscate Russian assets — there is a legal possibility for this.

Tsakhkna emphasized that it is the European Union that must guarantee that even if there is no unanimous decision, the funds will not be returned to Putin.

"We cannot demand money from our taxpayers to support Ukraine, not Russia, which is an aggressor," the head of Estonian diplomacy emphasized.

Against this background, the Estonian Foreign Minister proposed depriving Orban of his voting rights in order to prevent a split within the EU.

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