Ukrainian air defences down 267 drones, hits recorded at 11 locations

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Ukrainian air defenses intercepted 267 Russian drones overnight, with strikes reported at 11 locations across the country. The large-scale drone attack, launched by Russia, was ongoing as of the report.

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Ukrainian air defences intercepted 267 out of 289 drones launched by Russia overnight, though strikes were recorded at multiple locations and the attack is ongoing.

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