Russian Air Force in Syria Destroys UAV Launched Toward Hmeimim Base

The Russian Center for Coordination and Reconciliation in Syria has called on the commanders of illegal armed formations to give up provocations and agree to a peaceful settlement of the conflict in areas under their control, Sputnik reported.

“On the 27th of July, the Russian Air Force detected and destroyed a UAV, launched from the territory under the control of illegal armed formations in the north of the province of Latakia heading towards the Russian air base Hmeymim,” the Russian Defense Ministry said in a report, adding that the incident has not resulted in damages or casualties.

 The ministry added that “the air target was destroyed by an anti-aircraft missile system [far from] the air base.”

Earlier in July, the Russian Center for Reconciliation reported about several drones launched from a militant-controlled area heading toward the Hmeimim base.

A representative of the Hmeymim air base reported that in June, as well as in May and April, UAVs of unknown origin were detected by Russian airspace control units northeast of the air base. All the UAVs were destroyed.

Russian servicemen had been deployed in Syria in the fall of 2015 at the invitation of the Syrian government to help fight terrorism in the country.

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