Drone attacks on Moscow are a new reality, Russian officials realize
"The drone attack on Moscow is a new reality," wrote Russian State Duma deputy Alexander Hinstein.
"Undoubtedly, Ukraine's sabotage and terrorist attacks will only increase," he said.
In addition, the deputy published a preliminary list of "places where downed UAVs fell" in the Moscow region. One of the drones was allegedly shot down over the village of Rozdory near Moscow. This is a part of Rublevka, where state dachas and private houses of officials and businessmen are located. And Putin's residence, Novo-Ogaryovo (in the village of Usovo), is 10 minutes away by car, according to Russian publics.
Another UAV crashed in the village of Greenfield near Moscow. One of the houses of Gazprom CEO Miller is located there, and the Mishustin family's house is also nearby, according to Telegram
channels.
According to State Duma deputy Alexander Khinstein, the crash sites of the downed UAVs are in the Moscow region:
Krasnogorsk district:
- Ilyinskoye village
- Timoshkino village, Odintsovo district:
- rozdory village,
- Romashkovo village
Istra district:
- greenfield village
In general, according to reports, air defense was active just to the west and southwest of Moscow, where there are many country houses of the Russian elite, according to Telegram channels.
According to Russian media, about 25 drones "attacked" Moscow and its surroundings in the morning.
Meanwhile, 8 drones were "spotted" in the Russian Federation.
And the Russian Investigative Committee began an investigation into the crash of UAVs on buildings in Moscow.
Moscow Mayor Sobyanin said that several buildings in the Russian capital "suffered minor damage."
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