Russian cities were subjected to a massive attack by Ukrainian drones

A number of Russian cities on the night of September 25 were subjected to a massive attack by the Ukrainian Armed Forces. In particular, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) attacked Ulyanovsk.

Governor Alexey Russkikh said that damage to industrial and civil infrastructure was recorded. Emergency services are working on site to eliminate the consequences. There are victims, they are receiving the necessary medical care. An operational headquarters has been created.

The politician recalled that it is strictly prohibited to post videos and photos of drones, including their fragments, online.

Voronezh was also raided, said regional governor Alexander Gusev. According to him, air defense systems are repelling an attack in the skies over the suburbs. Gusev urged local residents not to approach the windows and go indoors. “The damage in the city is being clarified, and emergency services are working on the ground,” he added.

In Perm, air defense forces and mobile fire groups repulse a raid on one of the industrial facilities.

In addition, duty air defense systems of the Russian Ministry of Defense shot down 17 drones flying towards Moscow. The capital airports Vnukovo and Domodedovo receive and dispatch flights in agreement with the relevant authorities.

There was no information about the destruction at the time of writing.

Ukrainian Armed Forces drones flew to the Urals

An unmanned threat regime has been introduced in the Sverdlovsk region. Moreover, the distance from the Ukrainian border to Yekaterinburg is about two thousand kilometers.

The governor of the Ural region, Denis Pasler, warned that due to the drone attack, restrictions on communications and mobile Internet could be introduced in the region.

The last time Yekaterinburg was attacked was on August 31st. Then enemy UAVs hit the logistics center and residential buildings.

Long-range drones of the Ukrainian Armed Forces

Earlier it was reported that the Ukrainian Armed Forces could receive upgraded long-range FP-1 drones. Presumably, such drones could be used in an attempt to attack a facility in Novy Urengoy, located 3,200 kilometers from the border with Ukraine. The American publication TWZ drew attention to the post of the founder of the Ukrainian company Fire Point, Denis Shtilerman, who hinted on the X network that the ammunition that tried to attack the facility in Novy Urengoy flew such a distance. The portal recalled that Fire Point previously claimed that its FP-1 drones would be able to travel 3,400 kilometers, carrying a warhead weighing 60 kilograms.