On the night of December 27, drones in Russia attempted to attack a distillery in the Tula region. The Russian Ministry of Defense claims that allegedly 13 drones were shot down overnight over 5 regions. Meanwhile, on Friday morning, a "Carpet" plan was introduced at several Russian airports, including Grozny, due to the threat of a drone attack. This is reported by UNN with reference to Russian media.
According to SHOT, at night drones tried to attack the "Absolut" distillery in the Tula region. Two PD-2 drones were allegedly destroyed on approach to the enterprise. The first UAV was allegedly shot down around 3 a.m., the second - twenty minutes after the first attack.
The drones flew at an extremely low altitude with an interval of tens of kilometers. There were no casualties at the plant. Russian media assure that no military products are manufactured at the enterprise.
According to the Russian Ministry of Defense, air defense destroyed 13 unmanned aerial vehicles at night. It is alleged that five UAVs were allegedly shot down over the territory of the Bryansk region, three over the territory of the Kursk region, two each over the territories of the Belgorod and Tula regions, and one over the territory of the Astrakhan region.
Meanwhile, according to Baza, in Samara, Grozny and Makhachkala on Friday morning, the "Carpet" plan was introduced. Preliminarily - due to the threat of a drone attack.
Flights for departure and arrival have been delayed.
It is noted that Chechnya has been subjected to drone attacks more than once since the fall.
A similar regime was previously introduced in Sochi and Kazan. Restrictions were also introduced in the morning at the airports of Astrakhan and Volgograd.
Addition
Russia attacked Ukraine at night with 2 ballistic missiles "Iskander-M" and 24 drones, 13 drones were destroyed, 11 more drone-imitators were recorded.