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Russian air defences down 65 drones headed for Moscow, mayor says
- Authorities reported a drone overflew the region before disappearing from radar, prompting an immediate investigation into potential security implications for border air defenses.
- This incursion occurred amid intense regional drone warfare, as the Russian Defence Ministry reported intercepting 280 Ukrainian drones across central and western Russia on Saturday over a 10-hour period.
- Russian officials confirmed 47 drones targeted Moscow during the assault, while Bryansk governor Alexander Bogomaz reported his region downed 128 drones, with seven people killed in the area.
- The incident forced authorities to assess immediate airspace surveillance and civil-aviation precautions, as even a single overflight heightens the risk of cross-border spillover and regional instability.
- President Donald Trump criticized Zelensky's refusal to negotiate with Vladimir Putin, even as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky claimed "100 per cent" proof of Iranian intelligence sharing with Moscow.
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The Russian anti-aircraft defenses shot down this Sunday 30 drones heading for Moscow, according to its mayor, Sergey Sobianin. This charge specified on social networks that emergency services calculate the damage caused by the fragments of the drones.Continue reading....
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Russia announced the attack of about 300 Ukrainian drones during the day of Saturday, March 14.
The downings took place in areas of central and western Russia over a 10-hour period, according to the Defense Ministry.
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