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Russia Floods Ukraine With Record Number of Factory-Produced, Jet-Powered Shaheds

Russia has launched a record number of factory-produced, jet-powered Shahed drones against Ukraine, intensifying attacks and pressure on air defenses.

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Russia Floods Ukraine With Record Number of Factory-Produced, Jet-Powered Shaheds

Russia has reportedly unleashed a record number of jet-powered Shahed drones against Ukraine, with newly manufactured weapons supplied directly from production facilities. The expanded drone campaign signals a growing reliance on long-range attacks designed to overwhelm Ukrainian air defenses and damage critical infrastructure. Kyiv has continued working to intercept incoming weapons while seeking additional defensive support from international partners. The latest strikes underscore the increasing scale of Russia’s aerial warfare and the challenges Ukraine faces in protecting cities and civilians.

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