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Zelenskyy has claimed that for the first time, Ukraine has used their domestically-produced FP-7 "Pelican" ballistic missile during the attacks on Moscow earlier this morning.
This is a false claim, as the FP-7s maximum range is 300km, and Moscow is approximately 450km away from the Ukrainian border.
Note to mention this is the worst "ballistic missile" I've ever seen.
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Ukrainian Unmanned Systems Forces' statement on the UAV attack on Moscow and neighbouring regions that occured earlier this morning:
"In the night of September 20th, operators from the 1st Separate Special Forces Center, the 412th Separate "NEMESIS" Brigade, the 413th Separate Border Guard Regiment "Raid", and the 414th Separate Unmanned Systems Brigade "Madjar's Birds", along with other units of the Special Operations Forces, struck the Moscow Oil Refinery.
The plant's capacity is over 12 million tons of oil per year. The refinery produces gasoline, diesel fuel, and aviation fuel, and is involved in supplying the Russian army.
Damage was confirmed to three technological facilities:
— AVT-6 primary oil processing unit;
— complex oil refining unit;
— isomerization unit."
This attack was one of the largest UAV attacks since Kiev started targeting deeper into Russian territory, with allegedly over 1,650 UAVs being used.
Russian air defences reported intercepting approximately 95-97% of the incoming UAVs across multiple regions and frontlines throughout the night, but localised overwhelming allowed several UAVs to reach targets inside the capital perimeter. Temporary flight restrictions were enforced at nearby airports including Domodedovo and Zhukovsky.
Russian authorities reported at least two deaths and up to 20 injuries in the broader Moscow region. Residential buildings in the Ramenskoye and Sofyino districts sustained structural damage and fires caused by either direct impacts and falling debris.
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Ukrainian Unmanned Systems Forces' statement on the UAV attacks on Moscow and neighbouring regions earlier this morning:
In the night of September 20th, operators from the 1st Separate Special Forces Center, the 412th Separate "NEMESIS" Brigade, the 413th Separate Border Guard Regiment "Raid", and the 414th Separate Unmanned Systems Brigade "Madjar's Birds", along with other units of the Special Operations Forces, struck the Moscow Oil Refinery.
The plant's capacity is over 12 million tons of oil per year. The refinery produces gasoline, diesel fuel, and aviation fuel, and is involved in supplying the Russian army.
Damage was confirmed to three technological facilities:
•AVT-6 primary oil processing unit;
•complex oil refining unit;
•isomerization unit.
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🇷🇺/🇺🇦 — Moscow police have closed off several streets following UAV attacks.
More terrorism by Zelenskyy.
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I find it ironic that on election day, Moscow came under one of the most massive UAV attacks in the entire 4 year conflict.
While, Zelensky continues to postpone elections in Ukraine under the pretext that "it is impossible to hold a vote in a warring country," he is simply doing everything in his power to obstruct them in Russia as well.
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🇷🇺/🇺🇦 More details regarding the UAV attack on the Gazpromneft-MNPZ refinery in the Kapotnya district of Moscow:
It is one of the largest refinery’s in Russia with a capacity of 11 million tons of oil per year, supplying about 40% of Moscow's fuel market and 70% of the region's demand for gasoline and aviation kerosene.
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🇷🇺/🇺🇦 NEW — Sobyanin also reported that due to a UAV attack, a facility at the Moscow Automobile Plant (MNPP) was damaged.
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🇷🇺/🇺🇦 NEW — Governor of Moscow Region Vorobyov:
During the night, the Moscow Region was subjected to a massive drone attack. From 03:00 to 05:00, air defense forces and electronic warfare systems shot down and suppressed 249 UAVs in 17 districts. The attack is ongoing.
The most serious consequences were recorded in Ramenskoye District. On Severny Highway, the roof of a 21-story apartment building caught fire as a result of a falling UAV. 400 people were evacuated, including 70 children. 20 cars were damaged.
In Sofyino, a UAV hit a three-story apartment building on Novaya Street. Six apartments on the third floor were damaged. Unfortunately, a 44-year-old woman died. Five other people were injured, including two children. The children have been hospitalized and are receiving all necessary medical care.
Another person died in Orekhovo-Zuevo District — an elderly man was in a private house that was destroyed and caught fire as a result of the attack. I express my sincere condolences to the relatives and loved ones of the deceased.
There is also information about one injured person in Leningradsky District. Information about the condition of the injured is being clarified.
In Sofyino, a warehouse complex also caught fire after the attack. Another serious fire occurred in Kotelniki, where a UAV hit an apartment building in the Novye Kotelniki microdistrict — apartments on three floors were engulfed in flames. Information about the injured is being clarified. Firefighters and emergency services are working at the scenes.
The consequences of the attack were also recorded in other municipalities. Private houses were damaged in Ramenskoye, Kolomna, and Yegoryevsk; fires occurred in apartment buildings in Leningradsky, Lyubertsy, and Lytkarino. In Istra, a residential building and an enterprise building were damaged, with no injuries. There are also damages in Voskresensk. Emergency services continue to eliminate the consequences at all addresses.
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U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth's reply to the report by WaPo that stated more U.S. soldiers died in the conflict with Iran than claimed by the Pentagon:
"It's a lie.
It's a headline they want to try to make us and President Trump look bad and try to undermine the historic success that we've had in that conflict. It's a joke.
Maybe people should just stop believing what the Washington Post has to say. That'd be a nice place to start."
