Russian Ministry of Defense: five people were injured during an attack by Ukrainian Armed Forces drones in the Moscow region

Five people were injured on the morning of November 10 as a result of a massive air strike by the Ukrainian Armed Forces on the civilian infrastructure of the Moscow region, the Russian Ministry of Defense reported.

According to the military department, at night and on Sunday morning, air defense forces “as usual” shot down or suppressed 84 drones launched by the Ukrainian armed forces over the Russian regions using electronic warfare.

The ministry claims that the main goal of the Armed Forces of Ukraine was “causing damage to civilian objects in the Moscow direction.”

In the Ramensky district of the Moscow region, 34 Ukrainian drones were shot down from 8:17 to 9:47, the Russian military reported.

“As a result of falling debris, four houses caught fire in three settlements,” the Russian Ministry of Defense said in a statement.

Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin announced a massive attack in the Moscow region on the morning of November 10. According to him, in the urban districts of Ramenskoye, Domodedovo and Kolomna, 32 drones flying towards Moscow were shot down.

Governor of the Moscow Region Andrei Vorobyov stated that in Ramenskoye, after the fall of drones, two houses in the village of Stanovoe caught fire, and a 52-year-old local resident was also injured. Evidence of fires in Sofiino and Kratovo near Moscow was published on social networks.

• The command of the Air Force of the Ukrainian Armed Forces stated that on the night of November 10, Russian troops attacked Ukraine with a record number of drones. During the night, the military recorded 145 drones over Ukraine. Of these, 62 drones were shot down, another 67 were “locally lost” in different regions of Ukraine. Ten drones also left Ukrainian airspace in the direction of Moldova, Belarus and Russia, the Ukrainian Armed Forces said.