Ukraine’s military said air defenses intercepted 10 of 11 Russian drones launched against the country overnight. The statement came on Sunday as Ukraine continued to face repeated Russian aerial attacks targeting cities and infrastructure.

The military did not immediately provide details on damage or casualties from the latest assault. Ukrainian officials have regularly reported near-daily drone and missile strikes since Russia’s full-scale invasion began.

Russia has increasingly relied on drones in its campaign, forcing Ukraine to lean heavily on air-defense systems supplied by allies and upgraded by domestic forces. Ukrainian authorities say intercepting incoming drones remains critical to limiting civilian harm and protecting energy and transport networks.

The report underscores the continuing strain on Ukraine’s air defenses as the war grinds on, with both sides maintaining pressure across the front and far beyond it.