Russia might soon intensify its drone attacks on Ukraine 

Natalia Humeniuk, OC South spokeswoman, stated this during the telethon. 

“Currently, we can say that there are fewer drones being used, and they are being deployed in smaller groups of four to seven units. This might be because the occupiers are waiting to replenish their supplies, and within a few days, they will launch a more intense attack using the Shahed drones,” she said. 

Humeniuk mentioned that the majority of drone attacks in southern Ukraine are launched from the eastern coast of the Sea of Azov.

• On the night of June 19, the air defense successfully shot down four enemy drones over the Dnipropetrovsk region.

• In May, CNN reported that Iran is increasingly providing Russia with ammunition through the Caspian Sea, and the West is unable to prevent it. 

• On June 5, it was revealed in the media that Russia has signed a contract with Iran to purchase artillery, tank shells, and missiles of various sizes.

• On June 9, the White House announced Iran's plans to establish a drone manufacturing facility in Russia, which is expected to start production in 2024.