Russia targeted Ukraine with Iranian-designed Shahed drones and an unspecified type of drone launched from the Russian oblasts of Kursk and Primorsko-Akhtarsk, according to Ukraine's Air Force.

Navigation systems in drones can be jammed or "spoofed," when a device is given false location data, making its systems confuse its true whereabouts.

Ukraine is using drones to strike key Russian military equipment in a cost-effective way. A recent operation targeted a 1L219 Zoopark-1 artillery radar, a critical tool for Russia’s battlefield awareness.

The Air Force reported at dawn on 28 November that Russian Tu-95MS strategic bombers had been scrambled from the Olenya airfield, and after 05:30 Russian missiles were spotted on Ukrainian territory.

On the night from Thursday to Friday, Russia attacked Ukraine using at least 130 drones. The air defence forces destroyed nearly 90 of them. "About 40 drones lost communication as a result of electronic warfare measures,

Russian forces attacked Ukraine with dozens of drones overnight on November 29, with Ukrainian air defense intercepting more than half of the launched UAVs, the official Telegram channel of the Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reports.

According to military data, the aggressor began the drone attack on Ukraine at approximately 6:30 p.m. on Nov. 28, launching drones from Oryol, Millerovo, Kursk, and Primorsko-Akhtarsk in Russia. Read also: Russia attacks Kyiv with Shahed drones: Damage to children’s clinic in Dnipro district As of 9:00 a.