Russia Intercepts Over 20 Drones Amid Increasing Threats

Recent drone attacks attributed to Ukrainian forces have escalated across multiple regions in Russia, including Bryansk and Nizhny Novgorod, with reports of air defenses successfully intercepting several unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). The Bryansk region experienced an attack involving over 20 drones, with no casualties reported, while a separate incident in Nizhny Novgorod led to a fire in an industrial area after drone fragments fell. Additionally, threats of drone attacks prompted restrictions at Kazan Airport, affecting incoming flights. In Kyiv, a Russian drone strike targeted a vintage car museum formerly owned by ex-president Viktor Yanukovich, damaging numerous vehicles and igniting a substantial fire. Ukrainian officials have indicated that the frequency of UAV operations against Russia may increase, reflecting the ongoing military tensions between the two nations. This surge in drone warfare underscores the evolving nature of the conflict as both sides adapt their strategies.