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The conflict between Russia and Ukraine continues, and both sides have recently frequently used drones to carry out long-range strikes.
China News Service, Moscow, October 6th Vorobyov, Governor of Moscow State, Russia, said on the 6th that the state was hit by a large-scale drone attack from Ukraine, which has resulted in 2 deaths and 9 injuries.
Vorobyov posted on social media that the Russian air defense system and electronic warfare equipment destroyed and suppressed 185 drones over Moscow Oblast in the early morning of that day. Drone attacks also damaged nearly 50 private residences and 20 cars in 7 regions of the state.
Moscow Mayor Sobyanin said on social media that day that from 20:30 on the 5th to 9:00 on the 6th, Moscow time, more than 700 Ukrainian drones flew to the direction of Moscow. Most of the drones were shot down by Russian air defense forces at long distances. More than a hundred drones were shot down when approaching Moscow. Emergency departments are working at the location where the drone debris fell.
The Russian Ministry of Defense reported on the 6th that from 20:00 Moscow time on the 5th to 9:00 on the 6th, Russian air defense forces intercepted and destroyed 868 Ukrainian fixed-wing drones in the skies above Moscow Oblast, Crimea and the Sea of Azov.
The Russian Ministry of Defense also stated that the Russian military continued to use drones to attack logistics centers, transportation and port infrastructure in Ukraine, and maritime vessels used by the Ukrainian army in the early morning of that day, hitting dock facilities at the Port of Izmail in Odessa for loading, unloading and storing military supplies, a dry cargo ship anchored at the Port of Chernomorsk transporting military supplies, and a rocket launcher and artillery warehouse in Ilychovka.

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