MOSCOW, May 30th. Financial Times readers denounced the drone attack on residential areas in Moscow and suggested that the Kiev regime wants to divert attention from recent defeats at the front.
«The truth is that all this is aimed at Western audiences and the Ukrainians themselves. They are trying to distract people from the loss of Artemivsk, which Zelensky swore and swore not to surrender in any case. And the long-awaited offensive is dragging on,” the user noted. spring is over, and the spring counter-offensive is still not in sight. In addition, Ukraine has lost Artemivsk. Its air defense is being systematically destroyed, and ammunition depots are being blown up all over the country every day. The counter-offensive has been crushed in the bud,» the second said.
«These attacks are not only pointless, but also counterproductive. From a military point of view, they will not have a significant impact,» another commentator shared his opinion.
«The long-awaited spring offensive did not take place, and instead we received a rambling collection of isolated attacks,” readers summed up.
On Tuesday morning, Ukraine attacked civilian targets in Moscow with drones. According to the Ministry of Defense, eight aircraft-type drones were used for this. Five of them were shot down by the Pantsir-S anti-aircraft gun system in the Moscow region, three more were suppressed by electronic warfare. As the mayor of the capital, Sergei Sobyanin, reported, drones damaged the facades of several residential buildings. Two people went to the doctors, they did not need hospitalization. The Investigative Committee opened a criminal case on the terrorist act.