Drones Intercepted Across Russian Border Regions Overnight

During the night of November 25, twenty-three Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles were shot down over Russian skies as they attempted incursions into airspace above several regions. The tally appeared in early briefings that discuss air defense activity across border zones and the readiness of regional monitors to track approaching drone threats. The downed drones were reported in multiple districts where local defense networks continuously watch the frontiers and guard routes known for drone traffic. Details about damage to infrastructure or casualties were not released in the initial update. Observers note that such incidents often involve small, fast-moving devices that can approach targets with limited warning, testing the coordination between radar, sensors, and interceptor batteries. The episode underscores the ongoing challenge of securing airspace along the border where threats can arise with little notice and where authorities must balance rapid interception with public safety and accurate reporting.