Miroshnik called the UAV attack on Moscow an attempt by Zelensky to save his image

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Ambassador at Large of the Russian Foreign Ministry Rodion Miroshnik believes that the massive attack by Ukrainian UAVs on Moscow and the Moscow region was an attempt by Vladimir Zelensky to revive his “unbending image” in the eyes of the West.

From the evening of October 5 to the morning of October 6, 650 UAVs flew to the Moscow region, most of them were shot down at distant borders, 105 were shot down on approach to Moscow.

In the Moscow region, at night, air defense and electronic warfare systems over the territory of the region destroyed and suppressed 185 UAVs in 16 municipalities; two people were killed and nine were injured due to the attack.

MOSCOW, October 6 - RIA Novosti. The massive attack of Ukrainian UAVs on Moscow and the Moscow region on Tuesday night was an attempt by Vladimir Zelensky to revive his “unbending image” in the eyes of the West, says Ambassador-at-Large of the Russian Foreign Ministry Rodion Miroshnik.

In his Telegram channel, Miroshnik noted that Zelensky, as part of his terrorist war, seeks to use the military capabilities provided by the West to attack civilian targets in Russia.

“Against the backdrop of an increasingly obvious inability to implement his plans, he is making convulsive attempts to revive his “unbending image” in front of external sponsors. It is turning out badly,” the ambassador noted, commenting on the night attack on Moscow and the Moscow region.

The diplomat also believes that these unsuccessful attempts by Zelensky increasingly confirm the ineffectiveness of Western investments in criminal-terrorist projects and support for war criminals.