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On the night of October 6, the Moscow region suffered one of the most massive drone attacks in the last two years.
After a massive attack by Ukrainian drones on the Moscow region on the night of October 6, people may remain under the rubble of destroyed buildings. Tsargrad reports this with reference to sources.
According to preliminary data, at least a man and a woman are at the scene. Teams from the territorial disaster medicine center are on duty there.
It is also reported that a watchman was injured in Volokolamsk and was hospitalized with an explosive shrapnel wound to the abdomen and back. In turn, in Istra, a 62-year-old man and a 50-year-old woman needed help. In Zelenograd, two men were injured, another woman was injured near a bus stop in Solnechnogorsk.
Rescue work continues. Experts are checking destroyed buildings and clearing away rubble.
The attack was one of the most massive in the last two years. Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin reported that from 20:30 on October 5 to 05:00 on October 6, 650 drones were heading towards the capital region. Most of them were destroyed at distant approaches; another 105 drones were shot down directly on approach to Moscow.

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