Drones target Moscow, high-rise building hit twice in one week

Russian anti-aircraft units downed drones targeting Moscow early on Tuesday, but one drone, sent out of control by anti-aircraft activity, struck the same high-rise tower that was hit earlier in the week, the military and city officials said.

Russia's Defense Ministry, in a post on Telegram, said its forces had "thwarted an a terrorist attack by the Kyiv regime" and downed two drones in the suburbs west of the city center.

"Attempted terrorist attack on behalf of the Kiev regime with the use of unmanned aerial vehicles [UAVs] that targeted various facilities in Moscow and the Moscow Region was foiled. Two Ukrainian UAVs were downed by Air Defense Forces over the territory of the Odintsovo and Narofominsk districts in the Moscow Region," the ministry stated.