Ukrainian defense forces intercepted 130 out of the 178 Russian attack drones launched at Ukraine during an overnight assault on March 14 that included attacks on energy infrastructure. The attack involved two Iskander-M ballistic missiles launched from Kursk Oblast and 178 Shahed-type attack drones along with various decoy unmanned aerial

Long-range strike drones of Ukraine's Defence Intelligence hit a UAV production facility in the settlement of Obukhovo, Dzerzhinsky district, Russia's Kaluga Oblast on the evening of 12 March. Source: Ukrainska Pravda source in security services Details: The source reported that the Russians set up production lines for assembling drones inside the workshops of the Kaluga gas concrete plant.

Russia launched two ballistic missiles and 178 drones at Ukraine during the night of March 15. Air defense shot down most of the drones, according to the Air Force of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. "On the night of March 15,

Ukrainian military intelligence drones (HUR) attacked a camouflaged drone production facility in Kaluga Oblast late on March 12, HUR sources confirmed for the Kyiv Independent. Drone production lines were located on the grounds of an aerated concrete plant in the village of Obukhovo in Kaluga Oblast's Dzerzhinsky district,

The Russians were assembling UAVs in workshops of the Kaluga Aerated Concrete plant, according to the sources. Locals reported powerful explosions and a fire at the factory overnight into March 13. Kaluga social media channels mentioned alleged debris falls and a blaze in “industrial enterprise buildings.

Ukraine's defense intelligence launched long-range UAV strikes against a drone manufacturing facility in the Kaluga region of Russia, with production operations concealed at a different factory, RBC-Ukraine reports,