By Natali Moss
He assured that Shahheda attacks would not stop, because it is much cheaper for the Russian Federation than sheltering Ukraine with rockets. "The enemy will continue to scale their production and launch, first of all, in order to be morally and psychologically pressed on our population, and secondly-to try to exhaust our air defense system due to constant attacks," the expert explained. He also urged that Russia was trying to improve its percussion drones.
"Therefore, this struggle will continue until the end of the fighting in this war," Romanenko added. We will remind, on the night of October 4 the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation attacked with the help of UAV the capital. In Kiev, explosions were raging, a fire broke out in Darnytskyi district as a result of the fall of the wreckage of drone. On October 3, Russian invaders launched more than a hundred drones-Kamikadze in Ukraine.
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