Two Moscow-bound drones downed by Russian air defenses
Russian air defense systems shot down two unmanned aircraft headed toward Moscow, according to the country's emergency services.
Russian air defenses intercepted two drones bound for Moscow, Mayor Sergey Sobyanin said. First responders are working in areas where fragments fell, according to the statement.
The incident occurred as Russia and Ukraine continue exchanging drone strikes in the ongoing conflict. No further details on the drones' origin or intended targets were immediately provided.
Sources
- Two Moscow-bound drones taken down by Russian air defenses — TASS (Russia)
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