Russia said Saturday it had downed 126 Ukrainian drones overnight, mostly over its southern Volgograd and Voronezh regions, after Moscow rejected an immediate ceasefire proposed by the United States.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said this week that while he backed the idea of a truce with Ukraine, he had “serious questions” about implementation and wanted to discuss them with US leader Donald Trump.
The Defense Ministry said 64 drones were intercepted over Volgograd and neighboring Voronezh, while the rest targeted border regions.
Ukraine has launched drones into Russia throughout Russia’s offensive and on Monday attacked the Moscow region with the largest number of drones since the conflict began in 2022.
Russia says it downed 126 Ukrainian drones
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