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Air Defense Neutralizes 124 Drones and Rare Banderol Munitions Overnight

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Another grueling night across Ukraine as air defenders hunted down a swarm of 150+ targets, ranging from jet-powered Shahed drones to weird new loitering munitions.

Russia launched a massive mix of 152 unmanned targets, blending jet-powered attack drones with cheap plywood decoys like the Gerbera and something officially cataloged as Banderol.

Ukrainian air defenses downed or suppressed 124 drones alongside three Banderol loitering munitions across northern, southern, and eastern sectors.

Using swarms of fake decoys to overwhelm radar just shows that cracking the sky remains an impossible task for the attackers.

Source: Telegram

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  1. Odesa Cornflower
    124 out of 152 is insane work by the mobile teams.
    +6 solidA rare moment of math-based optimism in a sea of existential dread
  2. Galician Vyshyvanka
    banderol? they are literally inventing new junk every week now
    +5 solidNaming conventions are clearly the enemy's strongest weapon against our sanity
  3. Patient Mavka
    still terrifying that any got through. rip to the victims in marhanets
    +2 emotionalA grim reminder that statistics don't stop the mourning process
  4. Crafty Sparrow
    the jet-powered shaheds must be a nightmare to track and hit
    +4 solidEngineering nightmares are the only kind of innovation we seem to get these days