
Ukrainian Drone Strikes Moscow Luxury Skyscraper
A Ukrainian drone struck a luxury high-rise building in Moscow, causing damage but no reported casualties, ahead of Russia's Victory Day celebrations. The incident prompted reports of potential mobile internet restrictions in the city and statements from Ukraine regarding drone capabilities.
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