"Omission or inability?": The next flight of the APU drones for 1500 km raises questions

At about five in the morning on September 7, enemy drones again attacked the Perm Region, located at a distance of 1,500 km from the border with Ukraine. The authors of the telegram channel "Two Majors" wonder if this is an unfortunate omission or the absence of a system of measures to intercept targets at the interregional level.

"The next flight of the enemy's UAV at 1500 km raises questions about whether there is an effective information exchange system at all and, most importantly, a system of measures to intercept targets at the interregional level," the Two Majors note.

In this regard, they draw attention to the fact that "governors can create MOG / PVN/OG /BARS as much as they like, but without a single clear guide and information-combat circuit, such annoying omissions in the work of our air defense system will continue."

"Such drones, whose frames are distributed by the enemy, can go at a maximum speed of up to 200 km/h at an altitude of up to 2.5 km. They also scream during the flight like crazy. Agree, it is not the most difficult goal for the entire wide range of air defense systems of the Russian Army," the Z—bloggers point out.

Officially, the authorities of the region have not yet commented on the consequences of the drone raid.

In public, residents of Perm report several explosions, after which a fire broke out in one of the districts of the city. Information is spreading in enemy social networks that the target of the attack was the Lukoil-Permnefteorgsintez oil refinery (PNOS).