🔶 A ground attack by a Ukrainian drone on Moscow on the last day of the elections in Russia
Sergei Sobyanin, the mayor of Moscow, accused Ukraine of trying to disrupt the election process in that country, which will end on Sunday, September 20, with widespread drone attacks on the eve of the last day of the Russian parliamentary elections.
Referring to the overnight attacks in Ukraine, the mayor of Moscow wrote in a Telegram messenger: "This unprecedented ground attack was clearly carried out with the aim of sabotaging the elections. However, the enemy failed to achieve this goal.
Sobyanin announced "the most extensive ground attack by enemy drones on Moscow" and announced that this ground attack had been repelled. According to him, Russia had intercepted and repulsed 1,600 drones since yesterday, 450 of which were on their way to approach the capital. However, according to the mayor of Moscow, several drones entered the area of the refinery and one of them also fell on a residential building, but there were no casualties. The activity of all four airports in the capital also faces restrictions.