Air Force speaker: Russia attacks Ukraine with ballistics more often, knowing the AFU air defence capability
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Air Force speaker: Russia attacks Ukraine with ballistics more often, knowing the AFU air defence capability

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Russian troops began to attack Ukraine more often with ballistics. Occupiers understand the capabilities of Ukrainian air defense to destroy kamikaze drones and cruise missiles, so they are looking for other methods of terror.

Russia attacks Ukraine more often with ballistics

The Air Force spokesman, Colonel Yuriy Ignat, said on the air of the telethon that Russia more often uses missiles that fly along a ballistic trajectory. These are "Iskander-M", aeroballistic missiles "Kinzhal", "X-22", and S-300 anti-aircraft guided missiles.

He noted that the Russians understand the capabilities of Ukrainian air defence to destroy Shahed-136 kamikaze drones and cruise missiles.

Therefore, the enemy resorts to the use of ballistics, which can be shot down only by special means, and we do not have many of them, — explained the Air Force spokesman.

Night attack on Ukraine on February 2

Russian troops attacked the territory of Ukraine with "Shaheds" combat drones. According to the Air Force, the drones flew from southern and northern directions. Explosions were heard in Kryvyi Rih of Dnipropetrovsk region and Kropyvnytskyi, and air defence forces were operating in Kirovohrad Oblast.

Later, it became known that the Russians damaged an electric substation in Kryvyi Rih.

The occupiers also attacked an infrastructure facility in the Kirovohrad region with drones. A fire broke out there.

In total, Russian terrorists attacked the territory of Ukraine with 24 Shahed-type kamikaze drones from several directions. Air defence forces managed to destroy 11 drones.

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