
The peculiarity of the latest massive attack was revealed by the authors of the Telegram channel “Archangel of Special Forces”
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Massive drone attacks on Russian regions during the conflict.
The Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU), according to preliminary data, used jet drones to attack Russia. The peculiarity of the latest massive attack was revealed by the authors of the Telegram channel “Archangel of Special Forces”.
According to the channel, for attacks on the Urals, in particular, long-range drones of the FP-1 type could be used.
It is known that on the night of Wednesday, September 30, at least 384 drones were hit by Russian air defense units, and in the daytime - a little more than 20 drones.
“Having accumulated resources, Ukrainian formations nevertheless attacked Russia with several hundred drones,” the report says.

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The authors of the Telegram channel “Archangel of Special Forces” reported that the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ attacks on Russia were carried out from two directions: from Tatarstan, Bashkortostan and the Kostroma region.

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