Ukraine is intercepting up to 85% of Russia’s jet-powered drones on some days, up from around 40% in July, Air Force spokesman Yurii Ihnat says.

Ukraine is intercepting up to 85% of Russia’s jet-powered drones on some days, up from around 40% in July, Air Force spokesman Yurii Ihnat says. Russia is simultaneously expanding the scale of its attacks, launching roughly 100 jet-powered drones across day and night strikes alongside conventional Shaheds. Ihnat said Ukraine’s interception resources are not growing proportionally and that additional missiles and ammunition are needed for aircraft and ground-based air defenses.