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Sobyanin reports 2,022 drones launched toward Moscow region in week

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Sobyanin reports 2,022 drones launched toward Moscow region in week

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Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said 2,022 drones were launched toward the Moscow region between 08:30 Moscow time on September 12 and 08:30 on September 19. Most were destroyed at distant approaches, with 186 eliminated near the capital. The announcement came after Russia's Defense Ministry reported intercepting 344 drones overnight on September 19.

Key Facts

  • 2,022 drones were launched toward the Moscow region from 08:30 Moscow time on September 12 to 08:30 on September 19, according to Mayor Sergei Sobyanin.
  • 186 drones were destroyed on approach to Moscow, Sobyanin said.
  • Russia's Defense Ministry reported that 344 drones were intercepted and destroyed overnight on September 19 over 16 regions and the Black Sea.
  • On the morning of September 19, drones attacked the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, prompting authorities to urge calm and advise calling 112 in emergencies.

Weekly Drone Tally

Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin announced that 2,022 drones were launched toward the Moscow region between 08:30 Moscow time on September 12 and 08:30 on September 19. Most of the drones were destroyed at distant approaches, Sobyanin said, without specifying the exact number. An additional 186 drones were eliminated on approach to the capital, he added.

Overnight Interceptions

Russia's Defense Ministry reported that air defense forces intercepted and destroyed 344 drones overnight on September 19. The attacks occurred over 16 regions, including Leningrad, Novgorod, Bryansk, Kursk, and Belgorod oblasts, as well as over the Black Sea. On the morning of September 19, drones attacked the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug. Regional authorities urged residents to remain calm and call 112 in case of an emergency.

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