Moscow has learned to jam and bring down Ukraine’s cheaper drone models as their use has become more common. “At this moment, the attacks have been repelled by air defence forces,” Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said on Telegram, adding that there were no reports of injuries.Īs i recently reported, drones have become increasingly important for both sides during the war in Ukraine, and both have had to adapt to repel them. Russia President Vladimir Putin said after the drone attack in May that Ukraine was trying to scare and provoke Russia, and that the capital’s air defences would be strengthened. Ukrainian authorities, which generally avoid comments on attacks inside Russia, did not claim responsibility for the alleged attack.ĭrone attacks inside Russia have increased over recent months with assaults on the Kremlin in May and on Russian oil infrastructure last month.
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