According to Ukrinform, “Flash” made this announcement on Telegram.

“As you know, online-controlled Shahed drones currently pose a major threat. At present, these ‘Shaheds’ have limitations on their control range due to the nature of the technology,” he noted.

According to Beskrestnov, everything marked as a red zone falls within the potential attack range of online-controlled Shahed drones. Specifically, within this zone, a Shahed can attack both moving and stationary targets.

“Owners of warehouses, gas stations, enterprises, and other facilities must be prepared for possible strikes. Pay attention to alerts and build shelters for people. The red zone is a risk zone,” he emphasized.

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As reported by Ukrinform, Russian troops have not reduced their use of drones for attacks on Ukraine but are merely shifting their focus between drones and missiles; they continue to launch strikes almost around the clock.

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