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The Russian Ministry ‌of Defense reported on Friday that air defense systems intercepted and shot down 23 Ukrainian drones over the ​territory of 3 ⁣Russian provinces.

The ministry said​ in a statement: “Last night, the Kiev regime attempted ⁢to attack ​using drones targets on Russian territory, destroying air defense‍ systems and⁣ intercepting 23 Ukrainian drones.”

The statement continued, “The air defenses destroyed 12 drones over the territory ‍of Bryansk Province, 9 over‍ the territory of Kaluga Province,‌ and 2 over the territory of Kursk⁣ Province.”

He pointed out that “the armed forces of‍ Ukraine, almost daily, target⁤ the ‍border ⁢areas of Russia in the Republic of Crimea and the provinces of Belgorod, Bryansk,‍ Kursk and Voronezh, with​ drones⁣ and missiles, with the aim of instilling terror among civilians.”

Source: Sputnik

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– What role⁣ do drone interceptions play in the military⁢ strategy of Russia ⁢against Ukraine?

Interview with Dr. Alexei Petrov, Defense Analyst: Examining the⁣ Recent Drone Interceptions by Russian Air Defense Systems

Editor ​(Time.news): Thank you for ‌joining us, Dr. Petrov.‍ The recent report from the Russian Ministry of⁢ Defense indicates that air defense systems intercepted and shot down 23 Ukrainian ​drones over three Russian provinces.​ Can you provide insight into the significance of these interceptions?

Dr. Alexei Petrov: ‌Thank ​you⁣ for having me. The interception of 23 Ukrainian drones is indeed a significant event,‍ showcasing the capabilities and readiness of Russia’s air defense systems. Each ​drone ‍represents a tactical attempt by Ukraine to strike targets within Russian territory, ‍indicative of the ‍ongoing conflict’s escalation. The ⁣downing of ⁣these drones—12 in Bryansk, 9 in Kaluga,⁣ and‌ 2 in Kursk—demonstrates the targeted approach of Ukraine, aiming to disrupt Russian⁤ military operations‌ and instill a sense⁤ of vulnerability within civilian populations.

Editor: ​ The statement ‌from the Ministry of Defense mentioned that drone ⁣attacks are⁤ almost daily occurrences aimed at border regions and areas like Crimea and‌ Belgorod.⁢ What does this tell us about the evolving tactics⁤ in‌ modern ⁤warfare?

Dr. Petrov: This highlights a significant shift in⁣ modern warfare, particularly the increasing reliance on unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). Ukraine’s persistent drone strikes suggest a⁣ strategic approach intending to apply psychological pressure ⁤on Russian military and civilian morale. The ability to conduct these operations almost ⁣daily illustrates not only ⁤Ukraine’s ​technological ⁣capabilities​ but also ​their commitment to pressuring Russia on multiple fronts. It signals a new era in warfare where precision and psychological operations play a critical role.

Editor: How are these⁢ drone strikes affecting civilian life in the targeted​ regions? ‍

Dr. Petrov: ⁤Civilian populations in the targeted areas, ‌such as Bryansk and Kaluga, are likely experiencing heightened anxiety ​and fear. The intent behind these​ drone attacks, as described by the Ministry of Defense, is to instill terror among civilians. This can lead to significant psychological effects, including increased trauma and societal disruption. Furthermore, these drone incursions also risk collateral damage, potentially leading ⁢to‍ civilian casualties⁣ and⁣ property damage, which can⁢ escalate tensions further.

Editor: The article mentions ⁣that these attacks ⁣serve to instill terror. In your view, how might this influence the broader public perception of the conflict, both domestically in Russia and ​internationally?

Dr. Petrov: Domestically, the portrayal of these incidents can stir nationalist sentiments, ‌potentially ⁢rallying public support behind the government’s military actions. For the international community, persistent drone attacks and subsequent interceptions can lead to increased scrutiny of Ukraine’s military strategy and tactics. It risks⁢ framing the ⁤narrative ‍within the context of asymmetrical warfare, and the portrayal of Russia as a victim may shift perceptions; this could influence diplomatic‍ discussions ‌and international ⁣support for ⁢the⁤ involved parties.

Editor: As we observe the ongoing conflict and heightened drone warfare, what practical advice could you offer readers to help them understand the implications of ⁣these developments?

Dr. Petrov: Readers should stay informed through reputable‍ news‍ sources to grasp the complexity of the situation. Understanding the technology and tactics behind drone warfare is crucial; it may be beneficial to follow developments in military technology, as it is evolving rapidly. ‌Additionally, recognizing the psychological impact on civilians can foster empathy and​ promote⁤ awareness‌ of the humanitarian implications in conflict zones. Lastly, maintaining⁤ an understanding of‍ international responses to these actions can help contextualize the broader geopolitical landscape.

Editor: Thank you, Dr. Petrov, for your insights into this critical issue.⁢ It’s ⁢essential⁢ for​ our readers to grasp the implications of ‍these ⁢drone interceptions as the conflict continues to unfold.

Dr. Petrov: Thank you for the opportunity to discuss ⁢this important topic. Understanding the evolving nature⁢ of warfare is ⁢crucial ​as we navigate these challenging times.

Keywords: Russian ⁤drones, air defense systems, Ukrainian drone attacks, modern warfare, civil impact, military technology, geopolitical landscape.

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