![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/swarms-of-iranian-drones-in-belarus-our-biggest-problem-says-kyiv/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/AA13P367.jpeg&description=© Celestino Arce Lavin/Zuma Press / eyevine A man checks a nailed rocket inside the Mykolaiv zoo - Celestino Arce Lavin/Zuma Press / eyevine Ukraine's "biggest problem" is Iranian-made drones being stockpiled in Belarus 'quite close to Kyiv', its ambassador to the UK has said.Russian missile and drone strikes have destroyed large sections of Ukraine's energy infrastructure in recent weeks.Vadym Prystaiko told Sky News: 'They are running out of rockets, that is for sure. "But the Iranian drones, this is the biggest problem."They are cheap … they come in a swarm. Very difficult to deal with."We have evidence that thousands and thousands of them have been provided, some of them stored now in Belarus, which is on top and north of Ukraine, quite close to Kyiv city for example.' Sign up to the Front Page newsletter for free: Your essential guide to the day's agenda from The Telegraph - direct to your inbox seven days a week. 03:52 PMThat's all for todayToday's top stories included: Russia losing aircraft 'significantly' faster than it can replace, MoD says Kremlin denies 'pointless' loss of 100s of men in eastern offensive Kyiv welcomes air defence systems from Norway, Spain and the US Kherson's power is being 'partially restored' Blaze at railway office in occupied Donetsk Ukraine grain exports down 31 percent year-on-year Ukraine's 'biggest problem' is Iranian drone stockpile in Belarus 02:46 PMPutin says 50,000 mobilised recruits serving in UkraineRussian President Vladimir Putin has said 50,000 Russian soldiers called up as part of his mobilisation drive were now serving with combat units in Ukraine, the Interfax news agency reported.Putin said 80,000 were "in the zone of the special military operation" and the rest of the almost 320,000 draftees were at training camps in Russia. 02:45 PMUkraine in pictures People sit in a restaurant illuminated with candles as blackouts continue in downtown Kyiv - ROMAN PILIPEY/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock A serviceman hugs his brother aft){kind=link}
Ukraine’s “biggest problem” is Iranian-made drones being stockpiled in Belarus “quite close to Kyiv”, its ambassador to the UK has said.
Russian missile and drone strikes have destroyed large sections of Ukraine’s energy infrastructure in recent weeks.
Vadym Prystaiko told Sky News: “They are running out of rockets, that is for sure. “But the Iranian drones, this is the biggest problem.
“They are cheap ⦠they come in a swarm. Very difficult to deal with.
“We have evidence that thousands and thousands of them have been provided, some of them stored now in Belarus, which is on top and north of Ukraine, quite close to Kyiv city for example.”Â