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UKRAINE WAR UPDATE: Russia Says Hundreds Of Kyiv's Drones Wiped Out As Khimik Falls In Donetsk
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June 10, 2026
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3:18Now PlayingRussia’s Defense Ministry announced a series of major battlefield breakthroughs on Monday, claiming it has dealt a devastating blow to Ukraine’s aerial capabilities by disabling over 140 combat and reconnaissance drones in a single day. According to military officials, Russia's West Group of Forces systematically dismantled Ukrainian drone infrastructure, wiping out 53 UAV control points, two Starlink terminals, and multiple frontline ammunition depots. Concurrently, Moscow’s envoy to the United Nations stated that precision strikes successfully targeted ten industrial military enterprises deep within Kyiv involved in manufacturing attack drones. On the ground, Russian forces intensified territorial pressure across the Donetsk region, capturing the strategic settlement of Khimik as both sides aggressively adapt to an increasingly tech-heavy theater of counter-drone warfare.
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