Moscow faces biggest-ever drone attack while citizens keep calm
Over 30 drones targeted Moscow in a record-breaking attack causing flight diversions at three major airports. Ukraine confirms hitting Russian military targets while facing counter-attacks from Moscow
On a quiet sunday morning Russian Defense Ministry reported destroying 34 drones over Moscow — the largest-ever air-strike on the capital since the conflicts start about two-and-a-half years ago. Another three-dozen unmanned vehicles were shot down across western Russia regions
The attack caused major disruptions at Moscows air-hubs (Domodedovo Sheremetyevo and Zhukovsky) with 36 flights getting re-routed; however operations quickly went back-to-normal. One person got hurt in the Moscow area which has more than 21 million inhabitants
Ukraine confirmed targeting a military storage facility in Bryansk while facing its own challenges: out of 145 drones launched by Russia they managed to intercept 62 of them. The Ukrainian Military Command stated that their strike was aimed at specific military targets
An attempt by the Kyiv regime to carry out a terrorist attack using airplane-type drones on the territory of the Russian Federation was thwarted
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- Electronic jamming systems
- Advanced air defense “umbrellas“
- Strategic building protection
- Anti-drone technologies
Despite the attack Moscow remained surprisingly calm: people walked their dogs church bells rang and life continued as usual in Russias wealthiest city which has seen economic growth due to increased defense spending
