Moscow Fortifies Itself. What Measures Are the Authorities Taking After Russia's Capital Was Severely Hit by Ukrainians?
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Commands responsible for installing anti-aircraft batteries in Moscow have deployed defence equipment, including Pantir S-1 missiles, at various points in the Russian capital from Thursday evening to Friday morning, including on residential buildings, in response to Ukrainian attacks.
There were explosions in the capital of the Russian Federation.
An industrial plant in Tula region was damaged.
At least 28 drones heading for Moscow were shot down in the space of about an hour in the night from Thursday to Friday, announced the mayor of the Russian capital, Sergei Sobianin.
Moscow Mayor Sergei Sabianin announced that 28 Ukrainian drones heading towards the Russian capital were shot down by air defenses. The post Russia says it shot down 28 Ukrainian drones heading towards Moscow appeared first on in.gr.
Black smoke rises in the sky after a Ukrainian drone attack on an oil refinery on the outskirts of Moscow last week.EPA / StringerAt least 28 drones aimed at Moscow were shot down in a period of about an hour on Sunday evening. Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin reported this on Telegram. He said the authorities were working to find out where the drones' wreckage fell.Drone attacks by Ukrainians against Russia have increased in recent months. They hav…
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