Russia Complains of Massive UAV Attack, Explosions Heard in Several Regions

Russia complains of massive UAV attack, explosions heard in several regions Anastasia Kushpit

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Russia announced a massive drone attack. On the night of July 27, air raid siren was declared in several regions of the aggressor country.

Traditionally, the Russian authorities blame Ukraine for the attack. This is reported by Russian media.

What is known about this UAV attack

First, Russia announced an attack on the Bryansk region. The region's governor, Alexander Bogomaz, and the Russian Defense Ministry announced that on July 26, between 9:00 p.m. and 11:40 p.m., as many as 21 UAVs were allegedly destroyed and intercepted.

Several municipal districts of the region were subjected to a massive attack… all air targets were intercepted and destroyed. Within an hour, units of the Russian Ministry of Defense destroyed twelve more unmanned aircraft of the airplane type. Six UAVs were shot down over the Vygonitsky district, three drones were shot down over the territory of the Trubchevsky district, one each over the Karachevsky, Brasovsky and Bryansk districts. There were no casualties or damage, – the governor said.

Later, after midnight, the air raid alarm was announced in the Kursk region. The locals were even “treated” with a siren so that they could go to shelter. In Russia, this is a fairly rare phenomenon.

Siren in Kursk Oblast: watch the video

Local Telegram channels wrote that it was loud in Kurchatov, as well as in Medvensky, Velikosoldatsky, Oboyansky and Belevsky districts.

Explosion in Medvensky District: watch the video

Later, Kursk Oblast Governor Alexei Smirnov said that 6 UAVs of the aircraft type were allegedly shot down in the skies over the region type.

Recall that on the night of July 26, drones also attacked the Rostov region. At least three drones were filmed on video above the regional center itself.