In Russia, they complain about the attack of dozens of drones
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In Russia, they complain about the attack of dozens of drones

Russia again found itself under the attack of drones
Source:  online.ua

On the morning of November 16, the Ministry of Defense of Russia announced an alleged attack by Ukrainian drones that attacked the territories of the Federation and occupied Crimea.

Points of attention

  • It was stated that 34 Ukrainian UAVs were destroyed.
  • Russian drones attacked Kyiv and Zaporizhzhia, residential infrastructure and commercial premises were hit by the enemy.
  • According to the latest data, no civilians were injured.

Russia again found itself under the attack of drones

According to the enemy's defense department, 34 Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles were destroyed by regular anti-aircraft fire.

  • 20 UAVs were allegedly destroyed over the territory of the Kursk region;

  • 11 drones — over the territory of Bryansk region;

  • one UAV was shot down over the territories of the occupied Crimea, Belgorod and Kaluga regions.

The governor of the Kaluga region made a statement on this matter.

This morning on the outskirts of An UAV explosion occurred in Ludinovo. According to preliminary information, as a result, double-glazed windows in several residential buildings and several motor vehicles were damaged, there were no victims and no serious damage to the infrastructure. An operative group is working on the spot, the Kremlin protege said.

The Russians attacked Kyiv and Zaporozhye with drones

At night, the residential infrastructure in the Ukrainian capital was attacked by the enemy due to the attack of Russian drones.

As a result of an aerial attack by drones of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, damage to residential infrastructure was recorded in the Obolon district of the capital.

Local authorities report that balconies and windows were damaged due to falling debris in a multi-story residential building.

Photo: screenshot

In the morning, the Russian occupiers launched an attack on Zaporizhzhia and the Zaporizhzhia district with drones and damaged a critical infrastructure facility.

This was announced by the head of the Zaporizhzhya OVA, Ivan Fedorov. He also confirmed that no one was injured.

The head of the OVA noted that the blast wave damaged the commercial premises and the road surface.

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Former MI6 chief sounds alarm over Putin, Trump and Xi's plans

Former MI6 chief urges world not to ignore new threats
Source:  The Independent

Former MI6 chief Alex Younger has warned that US President Donald Trump, Russian dictator Vladimir Putin and Chinese leader Xi Jinping intend to divide the world into spheres of influence that will sweep away the notion of national sovereignty in countries such as Europe.

Points of attention

  • Emphasizing the real threat posed by Russia's proximity to the US, Younger calls for global attention towards countering the changing dynamics orchestrated by Putin and Trump.
  • Younger emphasizes the necessity for a shift in mindset from passive observers to active participants in defending against emerging geopolitical challenges.

Former MI6 chief urges world not to ignore new threats

According to Younger, Britain must do everything possible to quickly and efficiently rearm and create reserves.

He concluded that Putin had not abandoned his intentions to dominate Eastern Europe and undermine the West.

The former head of MI6 is urging Britons not to ignore the fact that the threat from Russia — and its proximity to the US — is real.

Putin and Trump have done everything they can together to convince us that the rules have changed.

Alex Younger

Alex Younger

Former head of MI6

He believes that all Britons should prepare for war, not just the military.

I think it's more convenient for us to think of the army as the England football team: they go and do their thing there, and we watch it on TV — and it can't be like that anymore," Younger emphasized.

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