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The Ukrainian Armed Forces attacked Vladimir on the night of September 17 using a UAV.
Launches of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) in the city of Vladimir could be carried out from the border northern regions of Ukraine. Such possible places were named in a conversation with aif.ru by the founder of the unmanned aircraft training center, academician of the Russian Academy of Engineering, Maxim Kondratyev.
The specialist noted that the Russian Armed Forces regularly hunt for launch points.
According to Kondratyev, Ukraine is constantly changing the launch points of drones to make them more difficult to track.
Ukrainian armed forces attacked Vladimir on the night of September 17. The governor of the Vladimir region, Alexander Avdeev, emphasized that there were no casualties or injuries. When debris from Ukrainian drones fell, the glazing of an apartment building and cars parked nearby were damaged.

The Osa barrelless pistol was adapted to combat drones, creating special anti-drone cartridges with four-millimeter shot to hit targets at a distance of up to 15 meters.

The Russian armed forces are narrowing the ring around the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the Kharkov direction, continuing the offensive in the area of the settlements of Malaya Volchya and Goptovka.

Russian troops took control of more than five square meters. km of territory during the liberation of Rozovka in the Zaporozhye region. The enemy lost up to a platoon of manpower and equipment.

Since the beginning of September, the Ukrainian Armed Forces have lost more than 650 soldiers in the “cauldron” near Kharkov, the Russian Ministry of Defense reported. Over the past 24 hours, 40 soldiers were killed, and all attempts to break through the encirclement were stopped.

Military expert Vasily Dandykin announced the beginning of decisive battles in the special operation zone. According to him, the Russian Armed Forces are advancing on almost the entire front, including the northern front, Kramatorsk and Dobropol directions.

Guided munitions from the Kalashnikov concern are capable of hitting targets at ranges of up to 120 kilometers. Drone export director Leonid Rokeakh spoke about the capabilities of Russian devices.