Dozens of drones attacked 8 regions of Russia at once and for the first time Chuvashia
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Dozens of drones attacked 8 regions of Russia at once and for the first time Chuvashia

Drone attack on Russia on March 9 - what is known
Source:  online.ua

On the night of March 9, powerful explosions thundered in many regions of the aggressor country, Russia. The Russian Ministry of Defense claims that their air defense was able to destroy 88 attack drones that attacked 8 regions.

Points of attention

  • Details reveal the interception of Ukrainian UAVs over various regions including Belgorod, Lipetsk, Rostov, and Voronezh among others.
  • The recent drone attack highlights the ongoing tensions between Ukraine and Russia, posing threats to critical infrastructure.

Drone attack on Russia on March 9 — what is known

The press service of the Russian Defense Ministry claims that Ukrainian UAVs were allegedly intercepted and destroyed from 8 p.m. on March 8 to 7 a.m. on March 9, Moscow time.

According to representatives of the Russian Defense Ministry, 52 attack drones were allegedly neutralized over the territory of the Belgorod region.

13 UAVs over the Lipetsk region, nine UAVs over the territory of the Rostov region, eight drones over the territory of the Voronezh region, three UAVs over the territory of the Astrakhan region.

In addition, it is indicated that one UAV is flying over the territories of the Krasnodar Territory, Ryazan, and Kursk Regions.

Ukrainian drones also targeted refineries in Ryazan and Lipetsk.

According to the Russian authorities, Chuvashia was attacked for the first time by a drone — it fell on the territory of an oil depot that is being reconstructed. This is the territory of the FMCU "Burevisnik Combine".

It is worth noting that there were no injuries or deaths.

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NATO is secretly preparing for several catastrophic scenarios

What are the Alliance members preparing for?
Source:  Business Insider

As Business Insider has learned, NATO experts are currently trying to predict some of the most potentially catastrophic scenarios the Alliance could face in the future, including an invasion by an aggressor country, Russia.

Points of attention

  • Research areas also encompass scenarios like nuclear warhead explosions in space, biological weapons that edit DNA genes, conflicts over resources, and attacks on peacekeeping forces.
  • NATO's preparations involve testing scenarios like missile strikes on alliance members, emphasizing the importance of readiness and strategic planning for potential threats.

What are the Alliance members preparing for?

According to journalists, employees of the NATO Defense College in Rome are trying to find early signs and "weak signals" that could threaten NATO's security in the future.

A statement on this occasion was made by Florence Gaub, director of the research department at the Defense College.

"We are looking for something that is changing, that is moving in a different direction than expected or predicted," she said.

As it turned out, NATO experts use various working methods, including brainstorming and scenario exercises with officials from the bloc.

Currently, experts have focused on the following areas of research:

  • possible explosion of a nuclear warhead in space;

  • panic caused by speculation about biological weapons that edit DNA genes;

  • war between Egypt and Ethiopia over the Nile;

  • Russia's use of acoustic weapons against peacekeeping forces in Ukraine;

  • NATO tests a missile strike on one of the alliance members.

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