British intelligence points out that Moscow has exhausted its reserves of Iranian drones, which it has used to carry out attacks in recent weeks.
At least three civilians, including a newborn, were killed in Ukraine this Wednesday as a result of new Russian bombings. The Ukrainian president, who reported the attacks on his Telegram channel, reiterated his criticism of the Kremlin, which he accuses of “instilling terror”. “Russia will have to answer for all the damage it has done to our country,” said Volodimir Zelensky.
One of the bombings hit a two-story building housing a maternity hospital in the city of Vilniansk, Zaporizhia region, in the south of the country. As a result, according to the emergency services, a baby born in 2022 died. In addition to the animal, the mother and a doctor were also on site. The woman was seriously injured, according to Zelensky himself. “The enemy has decided once again to try to achieve with terror and murder what it has not been able to achieve in nine months of war and will not be able to achieve,” the president lamented.
Hours earlier, in his nightly message to the public, he had announced the creation of a network of 4,000 civilian service points across the country to provide basic services in the event of prolonged blackouts due to Russian attacks. These points are free, open all day and provide citizens with access to “electricity, mobile communications and internet, heating, water and a first aid kit”.
On the other hand, British intelligence has warned that Russia has depleted its stocks of Iranian drones following its campaign of attacks against Ukrainian civilian infrastructure, especially the electrical system. The latest published report claims that facing a shortage of cruise missiles, Russia has launched hundreds of Iranian-made drones over the past month and a half, but no drone strikes have been reported since November 17, leading the British Ministry to conclude that “Russia has current stocks probably close to exhaustion”, although it will try to replenish stocks.
Source: La Verdad
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