Ukraine launched its largest drone strike yet on Moscow, killing one woman and causing significant damage to residential areas. Russia reported it destroyed over twenty Ukrainian drones in the Moscow region, with over one hundred more shot down in other regions. The attack forced the diversion of flights from Moscow's four airports. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov condemned the drone attack as evidence of Ukraine's hostile political leadership, rejecting any justification of the strikes on residential areas as military actions. Russian President Vladimir Putin has condemned Ukrainian drone strikes on civilian infrastructure as "terrorism" and promised retaliation, while Moscow has remained largely shielded from the war.
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00:03Ukraine launched its largest drone strike yet on Moscow, killing one woman and causing
00:07significant damage to residential areas.
00:10Russia reported it destroyed over 20 Ukrainian drones in the Moscow region, with over 100
00:15more shot down in other regions.
00:17The attack forced the diversion of flights from Moscow's four airports.
00:21Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov condemned the drone attack as evidence of Ukraine's
00:25hostile political leadership, rejecting any justification of the strikes on residential
00:30areas as military actions.
00:32Russian President Vladimir Putin has condemned Ukrainian drone strikes on civilian infrastructure
00:37as terrorism, and promised retaliation while Moscow has remained largely shielded from
00:42the war.
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