10 Shaheds entered Belarus, drone found in Moldova after Russian attack
Photo: a drone was found in Moldova after the Russian attack (Getty Images)
On the night of November 10, a dozen Russian drones entered Belarus. In Moldova, a drone was found following Russia’s attack on Ukraine, according to Belaruski Hajun and the Moldovan police.
According to the monitoring group, at least 10 drones flew from Ukraine to Belarus this night. The drones traveled through the "Belarusian corridor" from Slavutych to Prypiat, as well as over Chernobyl and the town of Loyev. The drones reached the Mozyr district.
Some of the drones later turned back toward Ukraine. One drone returned to the Chernihiv region, then flew back into Belarus and from there to Russia.
According to analysts, at least three Shaheds disappeared over Belarusian territory.
On the morning of November 10, an unknown drone was found in Moldova. It was discovered in the area of the village of Firledeny. The crash site has been secured, and security services are working at the location. It is reported that bomb disposal experts are inspecting the drone.
Online reports suggest that the drone found in Moldova is a decoy drone, similar to those Russia has been launching at Ukraine.
Photo: a drone fell in Moldova (t.me/Politia_Republicii_Moldova)
Massive Russian attack
On the night of November 10, Russia launched a record number of drones at Ukraine — 145 in total. Air defense forces destroyed 62 drones, while another 67 were lost due to location-specific issues. The air defense worked across 13 regions.
The Air Force reported that 10 drones exited Ukraine’s airspace, heading toward Moldova, Belarus, and Russia.
Odesa was once again under attack, with damage to homes, garages, a market, gas station, and vehicles. Two people were injured.
Air defense also operated in Kyiv, where around 15 drones were destroyed in the vicinity of the capital.
