Police in the British capital reported 325 arrests of participants in an action near the US embassy. The Supreme Court is preparing to review the decision to ban the organisation Palestine Action.
A significant part of the capital was left without electricity due to the introduction of emergency outages.
Following a drone attack on the Kstovsky refinery, fuel purchase limits for vehicles have been introduced in the region.
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Yuriy Ignat explained that the enemy uses strike UAVs in small groups, making interception difficult for fighter jets, including F-16s.
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Russia employs strike drones in small groups, launching them one after another, with the aim of overloading Ukraine's air defence system. This was stated by Yuriy Ignat, spokesperson for the Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
According to Ignat, strike UAVs take off in small groups from Russian territory, move along the border with Belarus, and then attack targets in Ukraine. This tactic complicates the work of interceptor aircraft, which remain the primary means of countering jet-powered drones.
The Air Force spokesperson emphasised that this tactic creates difficult conditions for aerial combat.
«F-16 доводиться долати значні відстані, щоб перехопити тут два “шахеди”, потім повертатися й перехоплювати там ще два “шахеди”. Тобто це складні умови для повітряного бою» (F-16s have to cover significant distances to intercept two "Shaheds" here, then return and intercept another two "Shaheds" there. In other words, these are difficult conditions for aerial combat), Ignat noted.
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