Sobyanin: 50 UAVs destroyed on approach to Moscow
Sobyanin reported hundreds of drones flying towards the Moscow region Mayor Sobyanin: In the direction of the Moscow region flew more than 350 drones
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Sobyanin reported hundreds of drones flying towards the Moscow region Mayor Sobyanin: More than 350 UAVs flew towards the Moscow region Photo: Serhii Korovainyi / Reuters On the night of July 12-13, more than three hundred UAVs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) flew towards the Moscow region. He stressed that from 20:30 in the direction of the Moscow region moved more than 350 unmanned aerial vehicles APU. A significant part of them were neutralized by air defense forces at remote borders, and 50 drones were shot down directly near the capital.
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Sobyanin reported hundreds of drones flying towards the Moscow region Mayor Sobyanin: More than 350 UAVs flew towards the Moscow region Photo: Serhii Korovainyi / Reuters On the night of July 12-13, more than three hundred UAVs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) flew towards the Moscow region.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesSobyanin: 50 UAVs destroyed on approach to Moscow.
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He stressed that from 20:30 in the direction of the Moscow region moved more than 350 unmanned aerial vehicles APU.
according to Argumenty i FaktyA significant part of them were neutralized by air defense forces at remote borders, and 50 drones were shot down directly near the capital.
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