The defenses of Russian aircraft have demolished 337 drones across the territory of the country, also on the edge of Moscow. A person died and several were injured.
The Russian Anti -Airwearings have demolished 337 drones across the territory of the country, including the edge of Moscow, in the largest Ukrainian attack since the start of the Russian military campaign in Ukraine, the Ministry of Defense of Russia reported in its telegram channel.
According to the military part, 91 unmanned devices were killed on the edge of the Russian capital.
“At the moment we know that a person died and three more injured,” wrote the Governor of the Moscow region, Andréi Vorobiov on Telegram.
In turn, the mayor of Moscow, Serguéi Sobianin, described the attack last night as the most massive registered against the capital.
“In the neighborhood of Moscow, 74 drones were shot, and at various points, hundreds of unmanned attacks. Thanks to the troops of the anti -plane defense for their beautiful work,” Sobianin wrote in his telegram canal.
According to the military command, 126 of the total drones were shot last night, they were destroyed by the Kursk region, where Russian troops try to expel Ukrainian troops that have mastered part of their territory since August last year.
The other unmanned devices were killed on the Briansk regions (38), Belgorod (25), Riazn (22), Kaluga (10), Lipetsk (8) Oriol (8) Voronezh (6) and Nizhni Norvorod (3).
The massive attack with drones took place hours before the meeting that today in the Saudi city of Yeda delegations of Ukraine and the United States will apply, under the leadership of the respective external leaders, Andrii Sybiha and Marco Rubio, to tackle the possible negotiations on a peace treaty with Russia.
Source: EITB
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