Key Points
- 1,600+ UAV attack launched on Moscow on election final day, 450 targeted the capital
- Oil refinery and residential buildings hit, 2 dead and many injured
- Russian officials characterized the attack as Ukraine's attempt to disrupt elections
- Election commission announced security ensured, voting to continue without interruption
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Russia's capital Moscow and its surroundings came under intense UAV attacks on the final day of parliamentary elections. Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin stated that more than 1,600 UAVs had been neutralized since Saturday, 450 of which were directed at Moscow.
Two people lost their lives and many were injured due to UAVs hitting the Moscow Oil Refinery and a UAV striking an apartment building. Falling debris and explosions caused damage to residential buildings.
Sobyanin stated that Ukraine aimed to disrupt the voting process. Central Election Commission Chairwoman Ella Pamfilova stated that security was ensured and the process would not be interrupted.
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- How many people died in the attacks and what was the damage?
- According to Moscow Region Governor Andrey Vorobyov, 2 people lost their lives, many were injured; the oil refinery and residential buildings were damaged.
- How many UAVs were neutralized and what was the target?
- Mayor Sobyanin stated that more than 1,600 UAVs had been downed since Saturday, 450 of them directed at Moscow; the target was stated to be disrupting the election process.
- How was the election process affected?
- Central Election Commission Chairwoman Ella Pamfilova stated that security was ensured and the three-day voting process would not be interrupted.
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