Multiple Ukrainian drones were used to attack Moscow overnight on Thursday, as Kyiv once again made a point of “bringing the war home” to Russians, just hours after Vladimir Putin appeared ambivalent about a proposed 30-day ceasefire deal being pushed by the Trump administration.
Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin said on Friday that Russian air defences had intercepted four Ukrainian drones during the night, and that the emergency services were checking for damage caused by falling drone debris, but that no casualties had been reported.
A multi-storey residential complex in a prestigious district of western Moscow was damaged in the attack, according to pro-government Telegram channel Mash, while Telegram channel Baza reported that the wreckage of another downed drone had landed on an apartment building elsewhere in the city.