Russia's Defense Ministry announced the downing of 120 Ukrainian drones, mostly in border regions, with no damage reported.
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In one night, Russian anti-aircraft systems intercepted 120 Ukrainian drones, according to the Moscow Defense Ministry. Most of the downed drones targeted the Bryansk, Kursk and Belgorod regions, all on the border with Ukraine. This comes amid the increasing use of drones by Ukraine for attacks on Russian territory, especially in recent months. The Russian Civil Aviation Authority has lifted flight restrictions in several major cities after the incidents.
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