Russia Says Dozens of Ukrainian Drones Targeted Moscow as Broader Attack Hit Multiple Regions
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Russian authorities said on September 20 that dozens of Ukrainian drones were intercepted as they flew towards Moscow, after a large-scale overnight attack targeted several regions across Russia, the Kyiv Independent reports.
The number of drones shot down from the beginning of the day on a flight to Moscow has increased to 76, according to a report from the Mayor of the capital, Sergei Sobyanin. "A further 20 enemy drones have been destroyed," Sobian reported in "Max." After that, he published two more reports on the destruction of 27 drones flying to Moscow and the reflection of the attack by 15 drones. As reported by the WZGLAD newspaper earlier Sunday, Sobyanin r…
The Ministry of Defence destroyed 27 drones flying to Moscow and reported to the mayor of the capital, Sergei Sobyanin.
The mayor of Moscow, Sergei Sobjan, reported the destruction of four more drones, so the total number of drones shot down on a flight to the capital on Saturday has increased to 25. "The four drones flying to Moscow have been destroyed," Sobian wrote in his channel at Max Massenger.
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