Russian air defense (air defense systems) over the past night destroyed and intercepted 47 Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). This was reported in the press service of the Russian Ministry of Defense on October 12.
“17 BPLUs were intercepted and destroyed over the territory of the Krasnodar Territory, 16 – over the water area of the Azov Sea, above the territory of the Kursk region, two above the territory of the Belgorod region,” the report said.
Meanwhile, the Governor of the Belgorod Region Vyacheslav Gladkov announced the death of one and the wound of 11 people for Friday, October 11.
“NOT yesterday we had 11 people, civilians, civilians. As a result of shelling by the Armed Forces of the Armed Forces, one person, to a great misfortune for all of us, died,” he said in his Telegram channel.
The head of the region later said that the village of Ustinka Belgorod District was attacked by a drone.
“Wounded three peaceful residents. The victims were taken to the city hospital No. 2 of Belgorod by passing transport. Women and two men diagnosed mine-explosive injuries. According to doctors, all the victims have a state of moderate severity. All the necessary assistance to them It turns out, ”he wrote on the social network.
Several houses were damaged in the Kuban as a result of the BPL attacks, in turn said the Governor of the Krasnodar Territory Benjamin Kondratyev in his Telegram channel.
“In Slavyansk-on-Kuban, when the wreckage of the UAV falls, the roofs of two private houses were damaged. In Primorsko-Akhtarsk, glass was knocked out in one of the houses, a passenger car caused. Fire was promptly eliminated. All incidents did without the injured,”- He wrote.
Meanwhile, the Federal Air Transport Agency reported the introduction of temporary restrictions on the work of Kazan Airport.
“To ensure the safety of flights of civil aircraft from 08:40 Moscow time on October 12, temporary restrictions were introduced to the work of Kazan Airport. The aircraft does not temporarily accept and sends flights,” the report said.