**Russian Air Defense Systems Foil Ukrainian Drone Attack**
In a series of overnight strikes, Russian air defense systems successfully intercepted seven Ukrainian drones across three regions. The drones were targeting various areas in Russia, with two shot down over the Kursk region.
According to reports, the Ukrainian drones attacked Russia’s Kursk Oblast on June 4th. Three unmanned aircraft were spotted flying over the city of Rylsk, prompting local residents to take action. One drone fell on a private house, causing a fire and injuring a 66-year-old woman. The attack has raised concerns about the effectiveness of Russian air defense systems.
**Casualties and Damage Still Unclear**
While there have been reports of explosions and fires in various areas, including Rylsk and Krupets, no official information has been released regarding casualties or damage. Local Telegram channels published video footage showing a fire allegedly resulting from the attack. The Russian Defense Ministry has reported that air defense systems shot down seven aircraft-type drones overnight, with four destroyed over occupied Crimea.
**Ukrainian Military Strategy Revealed**
The recent drone attacks on Russia are part of a larger strategy to disrupt Russian military operations. On January 31st, Ukraine’s Defense Forces struck a Russian military command post in Rylsk, targeting the water supply tower and treatment facilities. Despite the strikes, the water supply system continued functioning.
**Massive Drone Attacks on June 2nd**
This latest drone attack comes after a series of massive strikes on Russia on June 2nd. Explosions were heard in various Russian cities, including Lipetsk and Kursk. The Ukrainian military had also successfully targeted four Russian military airbases deep inside Russian territory using AI-powered FPV drones.
**Estimated $7 Billion Damage**
The Spiderweb operation, which took place on June 1st, reportedly destroyed and damaged over 40 strategic aircraft used in attacks on Ukrainian cities. The estimated damage stands at around $7 billion, hitting about 34% of Russia’s strategic missile carriers at their bases.
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