Ukraine's Autumn Weather Aids Russian Drones
Ukrainian air defenses face a new challenge due to rain and cloud cover, which helps Russian Shahed-type drones evade detection.
President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that Ukraine's air defense effectiveness has fallen by "20-30%" due to recent overcast weather.
This decrease in effectiveness allows more Russian drones to reach Ukrainian cities, resulting in civilian casualties. Members of Ukrainian mobile air groups confirm that bad weather poses a significant challenge.
- Rain and cloud cover hinder air defense systems
- Increased number of Russian drones reaching Ukrainian cities
- Civilian casualties rise due to decreased air defense effectiveness
Author's summary: Bad weather hinders Ukraine's air defense.
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