On 10 January, another cargo plane arrived in Moscow from Tehran, which may indicate new deliveries of Shaheds and spare parts.
"Iran's support for the terrorist country continues, and this means that new drones can be prepared for launch," Nataliya Humenyuk, head of the Joint Coordination Press Centre of Southern Ukrainian Defence Forces, said in a telethon.
According to Humenyuk, the temporary lull in drone attacks is "most likely due to weather conditions, as drones are afraid of icing".
However, according to her, targeted attacks on Ukraine still continue: even in small numbers, but the use of drones continues.
"The enemy's attempts to keep pressure on air defence systems obviously indicate that such attacks may continue, it is too early to relax," added Humenyuk.