862 UAVs of the Ukrainian Armed Forces headed towards the Moscow region starting from the evening of October 29. This was announced by the mayor of the capital city, Sergey Sobyanin. Most of the UAVs were destroyed from a distance, while 170 UAVs were neutralized when they approached Moscow. In the Rostov region, an attack by 50 UAVs was repelled during the night in 4 districts in the region. 21 drones were intercepted in the Tula region and 94 in the Kaluga region. Initial reports indicate casualties or damage in these areas. Furthermore, as a result of an attack by Ukrainian drones, an employee of the Zaporizhia nuclear power plant was killed, according to the plant's statement. At the time of the attack he was on his way to work on an electric scooter. The company described the incident as "another targeted attack on the people of the Zaporizhia nuclear power plant. ".

862 UAVs of the Ukrainian Armed Forces headed towards the Moscow region starting from the evening of October 29. This was announced by the mayor of the capital city, Sergey Sobyanin. Most of the UAVs were destroyed from a distance, while 170 UAVs were neutralized when they approached Moscow. In the Rostov region, an attack by 50 UAVs was repelled during the night in 4 districts in the region. 21 drones were intercepted in the Tula region and 94 in the Kaluga region. Initial reports indicate casualties or damage in these areas. Furthermore, as a result of an attack by Ukrainian drones, an employee of the Zaporizhia nuclear power plant was killed, according to the plant's statement. At the time of the attack he was on his way to work on an electric scooter. The company described the incident as "another targeted attack on the people of the Zaporizhia nuclear power plant. ".