Moscow was attacked by drones at night: what the Russian Federation said
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The mayor of the Russian capital Serhiy Sobyanin announced a new attack by drones – air defense forces allegedly shot them down on the approach to the city.
According to him, one drone was shot down in the Domodedovo area, another in the Minsk highway area.< /p>
"Currently there is no information about the victims of the falling debris. “Emergency services are working on the spot,” he said. One of the Russian Telegram channels, citing a source, said that two combat drones entered Moscow simultaneously from two directions: from the southwest (from the “eight o'clock” direction) and from the south (from the “five o'clock” direction).
The approximate distance between the points of drone destruction is 55 kilometers in a straight line. They were shot down with a difference of 16 minutes.
A subscriber of the same channel stated that there was allegedly no destruction at the site of the UAV fall in the Domodedovo area.
the Russian Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation again began to assert that for Ukraine is the target of the attack.
They also repeated the information about the destruction of the UAV by air defense forces and stated that there were no casualties as a result of falling debris.
Prepared by: Serhiy Daga
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