During a combined attack by Russian drones and missiles on the night of September 10, almost a hundred enemy targets were shot down in the Kyiv region thanks to interceptor drones. This was reported by the head of the Kyiv Regional Military Administration, Mykola Kalashnyk.
"Tonight, drone interceptors from Clear Sky destroyed almost a hundred enemy targets, and this is the best work in the entire project. Keep it up," he noted.
According to Mykola Kalashnik, no critical infrastructure was hit during the attack. In the Vyshgorod district, the roof of a private house and a car were damaged.
According to the Ukrainian Air Force, on the night of September 10, the Russians attacked Ukraine with 415 attack drones, 42 cruise/aircraft missiles, and 1 ballistic missile. Air defenses shot down or suppressed 386 drones and 27 cruise and aircraft missiles.
The "Clear Sky" project was launched in the spring of 2025 in the Kyiv region. It was a response to the tactics of Russian kamikaze drone attacks. Defenders use interceptors to destroy enemy UAVs in the sky.
On August 18, the head of the Kyiv OVA stated that almost 900 enemy drones had been intercepted since the project began. On August 21, he reported that almost 50 Russian drones had been shot down overnight.
During the attack on the night of September 7, the hunters of the Clear Sky project destroyed 80 enemy drones, which was a record figure.