
AI-generated summary
A drone attack on the Moscow region took place on September 3.
The Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) used FP-1 drones to attack the Moscow region. The type of drones was revealed by the authors of the "Archangel Spetsnaz" Telegram channel.
"The ultimate goal of the enemy is not yet clear. But given the strikes on civilians, we believe it is simply to sow chaos and create problems for civil aviation flights," the analysts suggested.
According to their information, the raid on the Moscow region began at the start of the night. Prior to this attack, the authors noted, the AFU had been carrying out daily drone launches in order to overload air defense systems.
The attack on the Moscow region became known on September 3. As Moscow Region Governor Andrey Vorobyov reported, the military shot down 56 drones.

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