Russia claims to have shot down 28 Ukrainian drones targeting Moscow

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Russia reported the downing of 28 Ukrainian drones aimed at Moscow during the night.
The drones were intercepted within an hour, according to Moscow's mayor Sergey Sobyanin.
Emergency services are working at the sites where drone wreckage fell.

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On the night of June 26, 2026, Russian authorities reported that they shot down at least 28 Ukrainian drones targeting Moscow. The information was conveyed by Moscow's mayor, Sergey Sobyanin, who stated that the drones were intercepted within a span of about one hour. Following the incident, emergency response teams were deployed to manage the situation and address any debris that fell as a result of the interceptions.

This incident follows a prior Ukrainian strike in the previous week, which reportedly caused a fire at a refinery located in southeastern Moscow. The increase in drone activity has raised concerns about security in the Russian capital amid ongoing tensions between Russia and Ukraine.

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