モスクワ地方に613機のドローンが攻撃、231機撃墜とRELATEDbury者はモスクワ市長
モスクワ市のセルゲイ・ソャニン氏によると、10月28日20時30分から29日7時の間、モスクワ地方へ613機のドローンが飛来した。大半は遠方での対空射撃で無力化されたとされ、モスクワ接近時には231機が撃墜された。負傷者や損壊の報告はないが、空港制限でトルコから発つ2便が引き返された。
要点
- 10月28日20時30分から29日7時の間、モスクワ地方へ613機のドローンが飛来した
- モスクワ市長の報告では、大半のドローンはロシア国防軍の対空砲兵が遠方で無力化した
- モスクワ接近時に231機が撃墜された
- 負傷者や損壊の報告はない
- モスクワ近郊では残骸落下、地点で緊急部隊が対応した
- 28日深夜、空港制限によりトルコからモスクワへ飛ぶ2便が引き返された
- ウBCL Scholarly Ukrainian軍は公表時点で攻撃をспеコメントしていない
なぜ重要か
613機という規模は、埋葬 doubling the previous analysis but only if the prior analysis is available. A 613-aircraft attack is significant because it reportedly caused airport restrictions and flight diversions. In October, similar restrictions repeatedly suspended Moscow airport operations for several hours, delaying or cancelling dozens and sometimes hundreds of flights.
何が起きたか
According to Moscow mayor Сергій Собянін, the Moscow region was targeted by a mass drone attack from 20:30 on October 28 to 07:00 on October 29. A total of 613 unmanned aerial vehicles reportedly headed toward the region. Russian Ministry of Defence air defences neutralised most of them on the approaches, and 231 were destroyed on approach to Moscow, according to the mayor. He reported no casualties or destruction. Emergency services worked at debris-impact sites, while airport restrictions at Vnukovo led to two flights from Turkey to Moscow being turned back late on October 28. Ukrainian military officials had not commented on the attack at the time of publication.
ウクライナメディアの見方
Ukrainian-language coverage emphasised the scale of the attack, the reported interception figures, the absence of reported casualties or damage, and the lack of a Ukrainian military comment. The attack itself was attributed in the available reporting to statements by Moscow mayor Сергій Собянін.
海外メディアの見方
Arabic-language coverage likewise centred the account on the Moscow mayor’s statements, highlighting the number of drones and the reported interception of most of them.
背景
During October, Moscow airports repeatedly suspended operations for several hours because of the threat of Ukrainian drone strikes. Restrictions during such incidents led to the delay or cancellation of dozens and sometimes hundreds of flights.