The number of UAV raids has increased in one Russian region
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- The governor of the Bryansk region, Yegor Kovalchuk, announced the adoption of additional measures to protect citizens and infrastructure due to the repeated increase in attacks by FPV drones of the Ukrainian Armed Forces on the region.
- The decision was attended by security forces, the Ministry of Defense, the Bryansk group, the BARS-Bryansk brigade and the State Unitary Enterprise "Special Purpose Center "Zashchita"".
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Why It Matters
The Bryansk region is located in the border zone with Ukraine and is regularly attacked by unmanned aerial vehicles, which requires constant strengthening of defense.
In the Bryansk region, additional measures were taken to protect citizens, as well as transport and social infrastructure. The increase is due to the increased number of UAV attacks on the Russian region, Governor Yegor Kovalchuk said in Max.
“Attacks using FPV drones using short- and medium-range UAVs in the Bryansk region have become more frequent...additional measures have been taken to strengthen counteraction to unmanned aerial forces of the Ukrainian Armed Forces,” the governor said.
According to him, representatives of all law enforcement agencies, the Ministry of Defense, the Bryansk group, the BARS-Bryansk volunteer brigade and the State Unitary Enterprise Special Purpose Center "Zashchita" participated in the decision-making process.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
In the coming weeks, work will continue to strengthen air defense in the Bryansk region
Likely · Within weeks
Open Questions
- What additional measures have been taken?
- How effective are current counter-UAV systems in the region?
- Are there plans to further strengthen the defense in the long term?
