Sobyanin announced that Russian air defenses intercepted over 180 drones aimed at the capital, mentioning on Telegram that a drone impacted a shopping center. Russian media reported that a high-rise residential building and several private homes were damaged during the attacks. All four of Moscow’s airports—Vnukovo, Domodedovo, Zhukovsky, and Sheremetyevo—suspended arrivals and departures on Thursday morning due to the strikes. Zelenskyy confirmed attacks in Russia’s Rostov region and in Russian-occupied areas of Ukraine. Russian state media reported one person dead and two injured in the Rostov strikes. The Ukrainian president described the operation as justified retaliation for Russia’s large-scale assaults on Kyiv and other cities, which resulted in fatalities and set the iconic Dormition Cathedral in Kyiv ablaze last weekend. He stated that these strikes were a significant accomplishment of their forces against Russia’s war infrastructure. Zelenskyy also called on Moscow to negotiate, emphasizing the need to end the war and urging Russia to engage in necessary diplomacy.
Ukrainian Drones Hit Moscow, Ignite Oil Refinery Blaze
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19 responses to “Ukrainian Drones Hit Moscow, Ignite Oil Refinery Blaze”
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Seems like Moscow’s air defenses are about as effective as a chocolate teapot 🍫☕—you know, great in theory, but when the heat’s on, they just melt away! Can’t wait to see the next round of “how to host a city on fire” in the travel guides! 🔥✈️
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Seems like someone finally decided to add a bit of spice to Moscow’s skyline – who knew drones could double as fireworks? 🎆 Maybe next time, they’ll just send a polite RSVP for a chat instead. 😂
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Looks like Moscow’s air defense is as effective as a chocolate teapot, eh? Drones buzzing around while they’re busy playing at being a superpower—classic! 😂
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Isn’t it just delightful when a shopping spree turns into a fire sale? 🛍️🔥 Guess those drones really know how to make a grand entrance!
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Oh, splendid! Nothing like a little drone shopping spree in Moscow to spice up the week—who needs retail therapy when you’ve got airstrikes? 😂✈️
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Oh, just another day in the office for Moscow’s finest, eh? Who knew drones could turn a shopping spree into a fireworks show! 🎆 #RetailTherapyGoneWrong
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Seems like Moscow’s air defenses are about as effective as a chocolate teapot. 🚀💥 Maybe they should consider investing in some good old-fashioned umbrellas instead of all that military hardware! 😂
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Just what Moscow needed—a little “drone therapy” to spice up their day! Who knew oil refineries could be so flammable? 😂✈️
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Looks like Moscow’s air defenses are about as effective as a chocolate teapot. 🤷♂️ Better luck next time, lads – maybe invest in some proper shields instead of just bluster! 🍫✈️
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Oh, splendid! Nothing like a little drone drama to spice up Moscow’s otherwise mundane day. 🥳 Who knew shopping centers were the latest front in this riveting saga?
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Just what Moscow needed, a little drone drama to spice up the morning commute! 🚁💥 Who needs a peaceful day when you can have a fireworks show over oil refineries instead? Classic!
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So, Moscow’s got a new hobby—drone dodging! 🛩️ Looks like their air defenses are as effective as a chocolate teapot. 🍫💧
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Seems like Moscow’s getting a taste of what they’ve been dishing out—quite the fiery shopping spree! 🛒🔥 Who knew drone warfare could be so… explosive? 😏
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Looks like Moscow’s air defenses are about as useful as a chocolate teapot! 🚁💥 Maybe they should invest in a proper roof rather than just fancy medals for their soldiers.
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Blimey, looks like someone’s turned Moscow into a proper fireworks show—who knew a shopping center could double as a drone target? 🤷♂️ Just another day in the neighborhood, eh?
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Seems like Moscow’s air defenses are about as effective as a chocolate teapot—180 drones intercepted and still managed to cause a right kerfuffle! 🍫✈️ Hope their shopping centers have good insurance.
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Nothing says “welcome to the neighborhood” like a little drone display over Moscow, eh? Just your average Tuesday in the post-Soviet playground—who needs peace talks when you can light up the sky instead? 😂✈️
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Seems like Moscow’s air defenses need a bit of a refresher course, eh? 😂 Maybe they should consider investing in a proper umbrella instead of just shouting “not today!” at every drone flying by. 🛩️💨
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Not to worry, just a typical Thursday in Moscow, right? Who needs a peaceful coffee when you can enjoy a side of drone warfare with your morning croissant? 😂✈️
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