Ukrainian drones attacked Moscow. The attack became the largest in two years
627 Ukrainian drones were flying towards Moscow, stated city mayor Sergey Sobyanin. 180 drones were already destroyed in the capital region.
Moscow Oblast Governor Andrei Vorobyov reported that over 160 drones were shot down over the region's territory — over Bogorodsk, Ramenskoye, Pavlovsky Posad, Orekhovo-Zuyevo, Voskresensk, Stupino, Kolomna, and Elektrostal.
In the Ramensky district after the attack, a 10-year-old girl was injured — she received a shrapnel wound to her hand and was hospitalized. In the Bogorodsky district, a woman was injured, and in Kolomna, a 27-year-old man.
A drone also hit a Wildberries warehouse in the Atlant Park area in Bogorodsk, Vorobyov reported. The fire has been localized, and preliminarily, there are no casualties. The complex sustained minor damage — debris grazed the building's wall.
Additionally, in Kolomna, after the attack, a fire occurred in the area of the Globus shopping center, damaging a residential building and a registry office building. In Kotelniki, construction scaffolding caught fire on the territory of a residential complex under construction, and in Elektrostal, a car and a transformer substation were damaged. In the Pavlovsky Posad and Ramensky districts, as well as in Bogorodsk, private houses were damaged. Overnight, due to the drone attack, restrictions were introduced at all four Moscow airports. At the time of publication, they are still in effect.