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Kyiv, Ukraine — <\/span>Ukraine used interceptor systems to shoot down more than 33,000 Russian drones of various types in March, a record monthly figure since Moscow launched them. all-out attack<\/a> More than four years ago, Ukraine’s Defense Minister made the claim.<\/p>\n Meanwhile, Ukraine grew domestically long range attack drones<\/a> A Russian oil refinery and terminal on the Black Sea has been attacked for the third time in less than two weeks, prompting the evacuation of locals as a precaution.<\/p>\n Ukraine has developed state-of-the-art and battle-tested drone technology<\/a> It has proven essential in stopping Russia’s larger forces and has drawn military interest from around the world.<\/p>\n Interceptor drones are now being sought as part of comprehensive air defense systems Middle East and Gulf countries<\/a> According to Ukrainian officials, in the midst of war with Iran.<\/p>\n Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov said in a post on Telegram late Monday that Ukraine was increasing supplies of interceptor drones to thwart Russian air strikes and that its military had launched a new command within the air force to bolster the country’s capabilities.<\/p>\n Ukraine’s offensive capabilities have also improved, the Defense Ministry said on Tuesday, adding that the country’s forces have more than doubled the extent of their deep-strike capabilities since Russia’s February 2022 invasion.<\/p>\n At the time, Ukrainian forces were able to hit military targets about 630 kilometers (400 miles) away, it said. They are now attacking targets about 1,750 kilometers (1,100 miles) behind enemy lines, the ministry said in a statement.<\/p>\n