Russia Shoots Down 21 Ukrainian Drones—Is Moscow’s Security Truly at Risk?
Russian air defenses intercepted 21 Ukrainian drones across six regions, including two headed for Moscow—a stark reminder of the escalating conflict and the dangers of unchecked escalation near global power centers.
In a dramatic escalation that raises pressing questions about the security of major urban centers, Russian air defenses have reported shooting down 21 fixed-wing Ukrainian drones over six regions, with two specifically aimed at Moscow. This incident underscores the growing threat posed by drone warfare—not only to Russia but also to the stability that underpins international order and America's own security interests. From late evening on August 24 through early morning August 25 (Moscow time), Russian military sources confirmed via Telegram that their anti-aircraft systems successfully intercepted these drones. Notably, three were neutralized near the Russian capital itself, signaling how...
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