claims that all three drones were shot down or made to crash
MOSCOW:
According to the Russian Defense Ministry, three Ukrainian drones that were
attempting to strike Moscow early on Sunday were shot down.
According to
Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin, no one was wounded and only minimal damage was
done to the exterior of two commercial buildings in the Moskva-Citi trade
district.
Three
Russian government ministries as well as residential units were housed in one
of the damaged buildings, according to Russian media, in an area near the
Kremlin famed for its contemporary high-rise structures.
The incident
did not result in any fatalities or injuries, according to a brief statement
from the mayor, Sobyanin.
After the
failed attack on Monday, Ukrainian Vice Prime Minister Mykhailo Fedorov
promised additional drone strikes. Kyiv did not respond to the most recent
event right away.
According to
the statement from the Russian ministry, “An effort by the Kyiv government to
launch a terrorist assault using unmanned aerial vehicles against targets in
Moscow was thwarted” on July 30 in the morning.
Separately,
it claimed to have stopped a nighttime assault by 25 Ukrainian drones that it
either shot down or forced to fall on the Crimean peninsula in the Black Sea,
which Russia acquired from Ukraine in 2014. It said that the Crimea incident
had not resulted in any injuries or property damage.
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