Digital Desk, Busted. On Sunday, the last day of parliamentary elections in Russia, large-scale drone attacks were carried out in the capital Moscow and surrounding areas. According to Russian officials, at least two people were killed in the attack. The dead include a 44-year-old woman and an elderly man. After the attack, information about fire and damage to buildings has also come to light in many areas.
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Fire breaks out in 21-storey building, 400 people evacuated
A 21-storey residential building caught fire after a drone fell on it in the Ramenskoye district of the Moscow region. After the incident, about 400 people were taken out of the building in view of security. About 70 children were also included in these. According to officials, many other houses in the area have also been damaged.
Drones reached the refinery
The impact of the attack also reached Moscow's major oil refinery. Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said that a part of the refinery complex was damaged. Emergency services were deployed there after the incident. At present there is no report of any casualty in the attack on the refinery.
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Russian officials claim that since Saturday, more than 1,600 drones have been shot down in different areas. Of these, about 450 drones were moving towards Moscow. Sobyanin described the attack as one of the largest ever drone attacks on the capital and alleged that it was aimed at influencing the electoral process. However, there has been no immediate official reaction from Ukraine on these attacks. It is also difficult to independently verify these claims, which emerged in the midst of the war.