Russia has dropped nearly 44,000 guided aerial bombs in 11 months

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In November 2025, the intensity of combat operations by Russian occupation forces remained high. According to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the Russian army dropped more than 3,500 guided aerial bombs (GABs) on the positions of the Defence Forces and frontline cities.

This was reported by the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine.

The hottest month in terms of the number of GABs used by the Russian army to attack our units was October 2025 — 5,328 guided aerial bombs were recorded.

This year, the Russian army has intensified its aerial terror. For comparison: over the course of 2024, the enemy air force dropped nearly 40,000 guided aerial bombs — an average of 109 GABs per day.

In the first 11 months of 2025 — nearly 44,000 guided aerial bombs, an average of 130 GABs per day.

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