Russia in flames: Ukrainian forces launch largest strike on Russian territory. Serhiy Zgurets' column
Ukrainian Air Force destroys 3,800 Russian air targets in 2023
In 2023, the Ukrainian Air Force destroyed 3,800 Russian air targets, including 15 Kinzhals and over 2,600 UAVs
client/title.list_title
This is reported by the Ukrainian Defense Ministry.
Over the year, the Air Force shot down 887 Russian cruise missiles, 15 Kh-47M2 Kinzhal aeroballistic missiles, and 41 other ballistic missiles.
In addition, among the destroyed Russian air targets in 2023 were 2691 Shaheds, 35 Lancet drones, 131 Eagle drones, and other attack drones.
"In 2023, our brave warriors did an incredible job. We are grateful to our international partners who are helping Ukraine to strengthen our air defense. In 2024, even more great achievements are ahead. Believe in Ukraine's air defense!" the Defense Ministry emphasized.
Photo: Ministry of Defense of Ukraine / Twitter
- On the night of January 6, Russian troops launched two Shahed drones to attack Ukraine. The Ukrainian Air Defense Forces managed to destroy all enemy air targets.
Leave a comment
Read also:
- News
2025, Wednesday
15 January
2025, Tuesday
14 January
21:40
Exclusive
Trump to nullify International Criminal Court warrant by meeting with Putin - expert
19:46
Exclusive
“Breaking new ground”: Defense Express on Ukraine’s largest strike on Russian military targets
17:13
Ukraine may cease to exist in 2025, negotiations should be with U.S., says Putin's aide. Ukraine responds
15:37
Exclusive
'Trump is unpredictable but farsighted': VOA's Myroslava Gongadze on Greenland controversy
13:50
Exclusive
From Bryansk to Kazan: Ukraine targets Russian defense industry with precision strikes
13:03
Review
Ukraine receives world's most advanced self-propelled gun from Germany: Column by Serhiy Zgurets
12:42
Exclusive
Challenges in Kursk region now are future challenges for Seoul – military expert Selezniov
12:23
OPINION
Fico, Szijjártó, and Orbán use "gas" statements to portray Ukraine as unreliable. Vitaly Portnikov column