They will cause more serious harm, – Tiesenhausen said how Russians are affected by UAV strikes

Drone strikes on Moscow affect the Russian economy/Channel 24 Collage

In addition to psychological pressure on Russian citizens, drone attacks also affect the Russian economy. And since the occupiers prioritize closing the sky over the occupying forces, successful drone attacks will continue.

Political strategist Boris Tyzenhausen told about this on Channel 24. According to him, Russia suffers significant damage from unknown drones in its airspace.

Why UAV attacks are really affecting Russia

Not long ago, Russia closed all of its airports in Moscow for the first time. The “Carpet” plan, introduced by the occupiers during UAV attacks on Moscow, creates serious economic problems for Russia.

It is precisely flights in Moscow or drones crashing near their homes.

Interestingly, Simonyan, who posted a photo with smoke after the UAV explosion, was supposed to sit down for disclosing data on the work of Russian air defense. Moreover, immediately after this publication, Ukrainian OSINT specialists were able to calculate the coordinates of her house from this photo.

“In the future, UAV attacks will cause even more serious damage. After all, due to the closure of airports those air carriers that still fly to Russia will receive additional damage,” Tizenhausen explained.

Such companies will have to make changes to aircraft insurance and cancel certain flights or even routes due to low profitability.

Boris Tizenhausen on the impact of UAV attacks on Russia: watch the video

What is known about UAVs over Russia

• UAVs constantly fly into objects in enemy territory. In particular, in recent days, drones hit 5 Russian aircraft located several hundred kilometers from the Russian-Ukrainian border. Among them, a Tu-22M3 bomber was completely destroyed.
• UAVs and the Russian capital are regularly “disturbed”, forcing the inhabitants of the Russian capital not to forget about the criminal war of their regime. Yes, explosions were again heard in the surrounding cities this night.
• Aside from the confirmed UAV hits, many Russian facilities are being engaged and explode for no specific reason. For example, on August 13, a strong fire engulfed ammunition depots in Ramenskoye, and on August 9, powerful explosions occurred at a plant in Sergiev Posad.