Ukraine’s Zelenskyy Warns Russia Shifting Air Defenses to Moscow After Drone Attacks
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President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Thursday that Russia is moving its air‑defence systems to Moscow and other key locations following a series of Ukrainian drone strikes.
Zelenskyy made the remarks during a briefing in Kyiv, noting that the shift is a direct response to the recent drone attacks on Russian infrastructure. He stated that the relocation of air‑defence assets is intended to protect Moscow and other strategic sites.
The statement comes amid ongoing aerial engagements between Ukrainian forces and Russian air‑defence networks, with Ukraine continuing to target Russian military sites from the air.
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