Russian Air Defence Destroys Drone Heading to Moscow
Russia's air defence units intercepted and destroyed a drone flying towards Moscow, according to the city's mayor. Initial reports indicate no damages or injuries from the debris. Reuters has yet to verify the report and no comment has been made by Ukraine.
Russia's air defence units destroyed a drone heading towards Moscow, according to a statement made by the capital's mayor, Sergei Sobyanin, on Tuesday.
Sobyanin shared on the Telegram messaging app that preliminary information suggests there were no damages or injuries at the site where the debris fell.
Reuters could not independently verify the report, and there has been no immediate response from Ukraine.
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