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ロシアのキーウ攻撃、今月は侵攻後最多ペース ACLED分析
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時事通信·yesterday·Defense·1 min read·🇯🇵Japan·View translation

ロシアのキーウ攻撃、今月は侵攻後最多ペース ACLED分析

ロシアウクライナキーウ

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今月、ロシアによるウクライナの首都キーウ一帯への攻撃頻度が2022年3月以降で最多となっていることが、米NGOのデータを基にしたAFP通信の分析で判明した。9月1日から18日の間に118回に達し、異例のペースで無人機などが使われている。

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ロシアによるウクライナ侵攻は2022年2月に開始された。紛争地監視NGOのACLEDがデータを収集・分析している。

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【パリAFP時事】今月のロシアによるウクライナの首都キーウ一帯への攻撃の頻度が、侵攻開始翌月の2022年3月以降で最も多くなっていることが明らかになった。紛争地を監視する米NGO「武力紛争地域事件データプロジェクト(ACLED)」の数値を基にAFP通信が分析し、23日公表した。

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それによると、9月1日から18日にかけ、キーウ一帯への攻撃は118回に達した。これまでの最多は22年3月の1カ月間の174回。今月はまだ終わっておらず、異例のペースと言える。

攻撃は今年7月から増加傾向にあり、倉庫やガソリンスタンドなどが狙われた。攻撃手段については、7月と8月にミサイル使用が増えたものの、最も多いのは無人機。最近ではジェット推進式無人機も投入され、迎撃手段が不足するウクライナが苦慮している。

ロシアはキーウ以外のウクライナ全土でも攻撃を強化。ACLEDによれば、8月には計5500回に上った。

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  • ?迎撃手段不足に対するウクライナの具体的な対策はあるか
  • ?今後のロシアによる攻撃のさらなる激化はあるか

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今月、ロシアによるウクライナの首都キーウ一帯への攻撃頻度が2022年3月以降で最多となっていることが、米NGOのデータを基にしたAFP通信の分析で判明した。9月1日から18日の間に118回に達し、異例のペースで無人機などが使われている。

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