Ukrainian drone hits upmarket Moscow high-rise ahead of Victory Day celebrations
Summary
A Ukrainian drone damaged a luxury residential building in Moscow without causing any injuries. This drone attack was part of a series of strikes on Russia’s capital just days before the Victory Day parade on May 9, which has been scaled back due to security concerns.Key Facts
- A Ukrainian drone hit a high-rise apartment building in a wealthy area of southwest Moscow.
- The building showed visible damage, including blown-out windows and debris, but no one was hurt.
- This was the third night in a row that Moscow was attacked by drones.
- Russian authorities intercepted two other drones and closed two major airports temporarily.
- Between Sunday and Monday, Russia reported intercepting 117 drones over various regions, with 60 targeting St Petersburg.
- The May 9 Victory Day parade in Moscow will be smaller than usual because of a reported "terrorist threat" from Ukraine.
- Mobile internet in Moscow will be limited during the week ahead for security reasons.
- Ukraine is using long-range drones to target Russian military and economic infrastructure as part of the ongoing war.
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