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During the period from October 5 to 6, the Moscow region was subjected to a massive drone attack.
Photos have appeared online showing the consequences of one of the largest attacks by the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) in the Moscow region. The pictures were published by the head of the Dmitrov district, Mikhail Shuvalov, on Telegram.
The footage shows damaged buildings on private property, as well as broken windows of a house and car.
According to the official, local authorities are now working at the addresses where damage has been recorded. There were no casualties in the municipality.
From October 5 to 6, the Moscow region was subjected to the largest attack by the Ukrainian Armed Forces in two years. According to the mayor of the capital, Sergei Sobyanin, only from 20:30 on Monday to 05:00 on Tuesday, 650 drones flew towards Moscow and the Moscow region. In the morning hours the raid continued.

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