The Russian Defense Ministry reported that 11 drones were shot down over the Moscow region, 23 over the Bryansk region, six over the Belgorod region, three over the Kaluga region, and two over the Kursk region.
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Some Russian social media channels shared videos of drones apparently being destroyed by air defence systems, which then set off car alarms. Alexander Bogomaz, the governor of the Bryansk region, which borders Ukraine, reported a ‘mass’ attack on his region but that 23 drones were destroyed.
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