After At 3 local time, four drones were spotted and shot down by Russian air defenses in the Bryansk and Moscow regions. This is another attack.
“An attempt by the Kiev regime to carry out terrorist attacks using unmanned aerial vehicles was thwarted today,” the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation said in a statement on Tuesday. Two drones were detected and shot down by air defense systems in the Bryansk region. Another two UAVs were shot down in the Moscow region.
“windows were shaking”
“There have been no casualties as a result of the suppressed terror attacks,” the ministry said. The shooting took place after 03:00 (Moscow time) from Monday to Tuesday. A Reuters reporter was in the Russian capital at the time of the explosion.
“The windows were shaking,” she reported. A Reuters reporter in the Odintsovo district west of Moscow also witnessed four explosions, who heard four explosions shortly after 3 a.m. local time.
The governor of the Moscow region, Andrei Vorobyev, announced on his Telegram account that two drones had been detected and shot down in the capital region.
“The shock wave broke windows in an apartment building and damaged cars. There were no injuries to residents and there was no fire,” the governor wrote.
Suspension of flights
After the drones were shot down, the airspace over the Russian capital was closed for a short time and flights at three airports in Moscow were suspended. Nine flights have been diverted to Moscow’s Vnukovo and Domodedovo airports, but all the capital’s airports are now operating normally.
This is another unmanned airstrike in the Moscow region in the past month. The previous attack took place Friday morning. Ukraine has not confirmed its participation in it. When asked to comment on the latest attack, Ukrainian military intelligence spokesman Andriy Yusov said only that “HUR is working”. He declined to comment further.
Source: Do Rzeczy
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