For the third month in a row, the number of Shahed-type kamikaze drones launched by Russia at Ukraine surged to record levels. According to figures from Ukraine's Air Force, Moscow deployed a total of 2,

Ukrainian drones attacked a Russian airport in Ryazan, approximately 200 kilometres from Moscow, where Tu-22 bombers are stationed, and a naval port in Novorossiysk on the Black Sea, which serves as a base for ships used to shell Ukraine,

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said in a Sunday social media post that a week of "Russian aerial terror" saw Moscow launch around 500 bombs, 660 drones and 120 missiles into Ukraine. Russia's long-range bombardments of Ukraine have been intensifying in recent weeks,

Ukraine's air force reported that Russia launched 50 drones in an overnight attack. They successfully intercepted 29 of the drones but lost track of 18, possibly due to electronic

Ukraine's air force said it shot down 22 of 28 Russian drones in Moscow's overnight barrage, though acknowledged "several hits on critical infrastructure facilities."

Russian drones struck critical infrastructure in Ukraine's western Ternopil and Rivne regions overnight, the Ukrainian air force said on Tuesday. The attack left part of the city of Ternopil without electricity,

Ukraine is already stepping up its drone campaign — and President Zelensky says he will build 30,000 deep-strike weapons next year.

The Russians have launched an attack using an Kh-59/69 air-to-surface missile and 50 Shahed drones and UAVs of other types on the night of 3-4 December. A total of 29 Russian drones have been downed,