Victims reported in a “massive” unmanned attack on Moscow and the region

At least one person was killed and three were injured in a “massive” attack on Moscow and the capital region, local officials say.

The regional governor Andrei Varabiyev says that the victims were visible and Damodadov, near the capital. Seven apartments were damaged in a residential building.

Moscow Mayor Sergei Sabian says 73 drones headed towards the city. The roof of one building was damaged by poor debris.

One district train network is currently suspended, and after the attack after the attack, there are flights restrictions – one of the largest since Russia has launched a full -scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.

The attack takes only an hour ahead when there was a meeting between US and Ukraine representatives in Saudi Arabia, focused on the end of the war between Russia and Ukraine.

In a report on social media, the governor of Vorobiev posted photos, allegedly showing one of the damaged apartments and burned vehicles in what resembled a car park in the Moscow region.

He said that 12 people – including three children – had to be evacuated from damaged apartments after overnight.

Flight restrictions were imposed at Sheremeteevo airports in Moscow, Domedadov and Vnukovo – large transport centers used by millions of passengers every year.

Ukraine did not commented on this issue.