Drones Strike Moscow Buildings in Ongoing Attacks

Three Ukrainian drones targeted Moscow on the eve of a military parade attended by President Vladimir Putin, with one drone shot down on the outskirts and two others "suppressed by electronic warfare" and crashing into an office complex. The incidents caused the closure of airspace over Moscow and an hour's delay in airport operations. Russian officials have blamed Kyiv for the attempted drone assaults, while Ukraine has not taken responsibility. The attacks are part of a series of drone incidents, including on the Kremlin, that Moscow has attributed to Kyiv. Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev raised the prospect of nuclear war if Ukrainian forces seized Russian territory.
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