US EditionEstonian Intelligence: Russia's Drone Attacks Could Be Reduced by Attacks on Iran
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The assumption of this decrease in Russian drone attacks in Ukraine was made by the head of the Estonian Defence Forces Intelligence Centre, Colonel Ants Kiviselg.
Estonian intelligence: There is a possibility of a decrease in the number of attacks by Russian Shahed drones Estonian intelligence does not rule out a decrease in the number of attacks by Russian drones due to Israel's war against Iran and Ukrainian attacks on factories. However, Russia plans to increase the production of these drones.
According to the director of the Estonian Defense Intelligence Centre Ants Kiviselg, Ukraine can expect a decrease in the intensity of Russian drone strikes in the coming weeks and months due to the Israeli bombings that Tehran has suffered over the past week.11 If it has had domestic production capacity for Shahed drones, Russia still depends on Iran for certain critical components essential to their assembly. The British Ministry of Defence be…
The Estonian colonel said that Russian drone attacks could become less intense in the near future.
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