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Ukraine Tests New Weapon System to Destroy Russian KABs

The Ukrainian Defense Forces are testing new weapons to counter Russian guided aerial bombs. From September to November, the Armed Forces of Ukraine destroyed about 100 enemy KABs; details about the new weapon are not being disclosed.

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The defense forces are testing new weapons to counter the Russians' guided aerial bombs, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported.

According to the military, between September and November the Air Force's anti-aircraft missile troops destroyed up to 100 enemy KABs. The General Staff did not disclose details about the new weapons.

Countering "Geran" drones

In addition to KABs, the Russians are actively using rocket-powered drones. As of the end of November, 138 "Geran" UAVs were recorded in use. Most of them were destroyed by Ukrainian air defense.

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