Ukraine Intercepts 50 Russian Drones in Kyiv

On November 24, Russia launched a significant drone attack on Ukraine, targeting various regions including Kyiv, with air raid alerts declared multiple times. The Ukrainian Air Force reported intercepting 50 of the 73 drones, marking an escalation in aerial warfare as President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stressed the urgent need for improved air defense systems. He highlighted that over the past week, Russia unleashed more than 800 guided bombs and around 460 attack drones, indicating an ongoing threat to civilian infrastructure. Additionally, Russian missile strikes in the Chernihiv region resulted in injuries and damage to civilian areas. Amidst these developments, reports surfaced of Colonel General Gennady Anashkin being removed from his command due to misleading reports about military progress, highlighting internal issues within the Russian military hierarchy. The conflict continues to intensify, with both sides ramping up their military actions.