A Swarm of 630 Drones Flew Towards Moscow: a Powerful Explosion Occurred Near the Russian Capital
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Overnight, Ukrainian forces attacked the Moscow region with more than 630 drones and fired an FP-5 Flamingo missile at the Russian capital, just a day after a US peace delegation left the country. This is a clear sign of escalation, Russian security expert Yuri Knutov told Moskovsky Komsomolets, who expects even more brutal attacks.
On the night of 22 October, Ukrainian drones launched a massive attack on the Moscow region, as reported by the mayor of the capital, Sergei Sobian, from the evening towards Moscow, 630 drones, 163 of which were shot down on a subway to the city.
Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin announced that two people had been injured in drone attacks. He said 630 drones had flown into the Moscow region, 163 of which had approached the capital. Most of the drones had been intercepted, Sobyanin said.
On the night of 22 October, Ukrainian forces launched a massive attack on Russian regions, including Moscow; two people were injured in the Trinity and the New Moscow administrative districts (TiNAO) of the capital; one in Lipetsk; dozens of unmanned devices were hit in the Voronezh, Kaluz and Tul regions; and what is known about the attacks by this hour is in Vedomosti material.
On the night of October 22, drones struck Russian regions, explosions were heard near Moscow, and a residential building caught fire in Lipetsk. 🌌💥 Local officials report active air defense work, but the situation remains tense. How many drones have been able to pass is a question that needs answers. 🚁
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