“Everyone’s fixated on Venus, it’s a bright planet”: Muscovites look to the skies to track down drones after Kremlin attack
In late April and early May, Russia saw a wave of drone attacks and crashes. Local governments across the country responded by banning the launch of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), while the Moscow authorities ordered workers at Zhilishchnik, Avtodor, Mosgaz, and other utility companies, to look out for drones in the sky and suspicious objects on the ground.