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Russia targets Ukraine with 138 drones, including 90 Shahed strike UAVs PHOTO

26 January 2026 11:31

Overnight, Russian forces attacked Ukraine with 138 drones, of which 90 were Shahed strike unmanned aerial vehicles.

The Ukrainian Air Force stated on Telegram that 110 drones were intercepted or neutralised, while impacts from 21 strike drones were recorded across 11 locations, and downed drones or debris were seen in one more site, Caliber.Az reports.

Russia targets Ukraine with 138 drones, including 90 Shahed strike UAVs PHOTO

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