The president of Ukraine denounces the record number of 145 Russian drone attacks last night

None of the launches have left any victims so far, according to Ukrainian authorities

Nov. 10 () –

The president of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, denounced this Sunday that Russia launched last night a record number of 145 attacks with unmanned aircraft, mainly the Shahed model, of Iranian manufacture, against Ukrainian territory.

At the moment there is no record of victims from this night of attacks. According to the Ukrainian Army, 62 of these devices were destroyed and another 67 ended up losing their way and crashing in unpopulated areas. Another ten drones left Ukrainian airspace in the direction of Moldova, Belarus and Russia.

The Ukrainian president has estimated that, throughout this week, Russia has launched more than 800 guided bombs, 600 unmanned aircraft and almost twenty missiles of various types.

“There is no way to stop this terror with words, and the murder of children and the loss of loved ones is something that no one forgets,” he said in a message published on his X social network account.

Last night has been enormously active in terms of airstrike exchanges. Moscow, the Russian capital, has also been the scene in recent hours of the largest drone offensive since the start of the war with Ukraine, with at least 34 devices detected by anti-aircraft defenses and causing some fires in the region.

In total, in the last few hours Russian forces have shot down more than 70 unmanned aircraft of Ukrainian origin in the regions of Kursk, Bryansk and Moscow itself, according to Russian authorities.