Russia has 'very nearly exhausted' its supply of Iranian drones used to attack Ukraine's energy facilities

 Russia has 'very nearly exhausted' its supply of Iranian drones used to attack Ukraine's energy facilities

• Since Oct. 10, Russia has launched massive aerial attacks against Ukraine's grid
• Many of these attacks have been carried out by Iranian-built Shahed-136 drones
• Analysts believe Russia has been using these to make up for a lack of missiles
• Now, MoD has said it believes Russia is even running low on its supply of drones
• MoD noted Moscow now appeared to be targeted healthcare infrastructure
  
  
  

• Russia has 'very nearly exhausted' its supply of Iranian-built drones that it has been using to wreak terror on Ukraine, according to Britain's Ministry of Defence.

  Since October 10, Russia has launched six massive aerial attacks against Ukraine's power grid and other infrastructure, and has used the Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) to overwhelm Ukraine's air defences and strike deep into Kyiv's territory.

  Analysts believe Moscow has been using the drones to compensate for a shortage of cruise missiles, having conducted thousands of strikes across Ukraine since Vladimir Putin launched his brutal invasion of the country on February 24.

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