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ukrainian drones shot down by air defense forces

The Ministry of Defense reported that overnight, 43 Ukrainian drones were shot down by air defense forces.

This significant event showcases the escalating tensions in the region, highlighting the increased military activities and potential threats faced by Ukrainian forces. The downing of such a large number of drones underscores the challenges and risks present in the current volatile situation.

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