Russia moves forward assaults with Iran drones, Ukraine plans safeguards - authorities

 Ukraine's Leader and security bosses met on Monday to design ways of neutralizing Russia's utilization of "new sorts of weapons" after Moscow moved forward with assaults in Odessa locale utilizing Iranian battle drones, the President's office and a provincial authority said, Reuters reports.

Russia did no less than five assaults on focuses in the district utilizing automated Shahed-136 robots over the most recent couple of days, Serhiy Bratchuk, a representative for Odessa's territorial organization, told a news preparation.

One of the assaults hit an undisclosed military objective in the southern area in the early long stretches of Monday, he said.

"The adversary is attempting to save money on rockets … these Shaheds are a lot less expensive, they can be utilized considerably more regularly and two by two. We are seeing that the adversary might send off a few of these kamikaze drones for one assault," he said.

President Volodymyr Zelenskiy upbraided Russia's utilization of Iranian robots on Friday, and Kyiv pulled out the Iranian minister's certification and cut its political staff in Kyiv.

Iran, which has denied providing automated airborne vehicles, has said it will answer with "corresponding activity."

On Monday, Zelenskiy held a gathering with Armed force Boss, Valeriy Zaluzhnyi, his Tactical Knowledge Boss, the Safeguard Clergyman and different other top security and military staff, the President's office said independently.

"During the gathering, the members independently centered around the issue of the foe's utilization of new sorts of weapons and framed plans to counter such means," it said in a proclamation, without giving subtleties of the plans.

New weapon types, including the Himars rocket frameworks, Spear hostile to tank weapons, and Turkish Bayraktar drones, noticeably affect the course of the seven-month war sent off by Russia in February.

Military experts in southern Ukraine said on Saturday they had destroyed a few Shahed-136 robots over the ocean close to the ports of Odessa and Pivdennyi on Friday.

Independently, the Flying corps said a Mohajer-6, a bigger Iranian robot, had been shot down without precedent for Ukraine.