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SOCHI DRONE ATTACK: Putin Warns Zelenskyy As Ukraine Strikes Deep Inside Russian Territory | WATCH
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5:13Now PlayingRussian officials said Ukrainian drones targeted areas around Moscow and the Black Sea resort city of Sochi, with residential buildings damaged in Kubinka and Pavlovsky Posad and a fire reported at a factory in nearby Bolshoye Bunkovo. Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said Russian air defences intercepted drones heading toward the capital, while Russian officials claimed at least 94 drones were shot down across the country overnight, figures that could not be independently verified. A separate reported attack targeted Sochi’s seaport. President Vladimir Putin said Russia had mistakenly assumed purely civilian facilities would not be attacked during the conflict and said Moscow would strengthen its air-defence capabilities. The reported strikes came as Russia continued its eighth consecutive day of drone attacks on Kyiv and surrounding areas.
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