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🇺🇦 Präsident @ZelenskyyUa "It was a rocky start to the day, with more than 500 Russian attack drones and missiles. Difficult, but a significant number were shot down. Interceptor drones demonstrated important performance today and we are scaling this up to the hilt..." ⬇️ https://t.co/GNtJTWt5oA
❗️Zelensky reported that Ukrainian interceptor drones destroyed dozens of enemy Shaheds today According to him, Ukraine is scaling up this direction: the production of interceptors is increasing and the training of operators is being strengthened. https://t.co/ZpCcRjWDXL
❗️Today, dozens of Shaheds were shot down by interceptor drones, - Zelensky We are scaling this up to the maximum. More production of such interceptor drones. More training and education of our drone operators, - the president added https://t.co/Iuwm6wtVAF
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Kyiv’s air-defence units knocked out “dozens” of Russian-launched Shahed drones during a large-scale strike in the early hours of 4 July. He credited newly deployed Ukrainian-made interceptor drones for the results and described the attack as part of a barrage that included more than 500 drones and missiles. Zelensky announced plans to sharply increase production of the interceptor systems and to accelerate training for drone operators, calling the effort a clear priority for protecting Ukrainian cities. The commander of the Armed Forces’ Unmanned Systems Forces, known by the call-sign “Madyar,” added that intelligence assessments show Russia could raise its use of Shahed drones to as many as 1,000 a day, underscoring the need for expanded defences.
