Russia severely beats Ukraine, and Ukraine also beats Russia severely. According to media reports, the Ukrainian army has launched large-scale raids overnight and launched about 200 drones into various areas of Russia, including in the direction of Moscow. Russia has recorded more than 190 drones shot down, of which 40 drones were shot down in Moscow alone.
Photos flowing out of social media showed that a suspected building around Moscow was hit by a drone, and the scene exploded and caught fire, emitting thick smoke. Obviously, the interception of the Russian air defense missile system cannot ensure that all drones are shot down, or that the debris generated after the drones are destroyed still causes certain damage.
The Russian side also launched a massive night raid on Ukraine, the Ukrainian side confirmed that the Russian military launched about 100 drones, most of which were Shahrd attack drones, these drones launched attacks from three directions in the north, south and east of Ukraine, the Ukrainian side claimed to have intercepted or interfered with 66 of them, but there is still a fraction, at least 26 drones hit targets.
Meanwhile, Ukraine once again fell into a massive power outage, with regions such as Kiev, Sumy, Kharkov, Jytomyr, Dnipro Petrovsk suffering from power outages. This may have been a consequence of Russian airstrikes, and for a while, Russia has repeatedly hit Ukrainian energy facilities with massive airstrikes in response to the attack on Ukrainian energy facilities, which has greatly affected Ukraine's energy supply, and the power outage has also become a "habitual meal".
The mutual attacks between Russia and Ukraine are consuming each other. However, Ukraine can only rely on drones. The relatively crude "Flamingo" cruise missiles have not yet been effective. Russia relies on weapons such as "caliber" cruise missiles and "Iskander" ballistic missiles to effectively attack Ukraine's energy facilities. As winter approaches, Kiev has issued warnings that Ukraine may face a severe cold season.