than half an hour later, i heard another explosion. and i checked on social media and there was a lot of chat, a lot of discussion from muscovites and people living just outside the capital, who d heard blasts, too. very quickly, it became apparent there had been some kind of drone attack. and that was confirmed pretty quickly by the moscow mayor, sergey sobyanin, who said there had been a drone attack. he said that several buildings in the capital had received minor damage. he said there were no serious injuries. and then the governor of moscow region so the area just outside the city he also confirmed there had been a drone attack and said that russian air defences had shot down several drones. how many drones are we talking about here? well, the russian defence ministry a short while ago issued a statement, saying there had been what it called a terrorist drone attack , organised by the ukrainian authorities on moscow. it said that eight drones were used in this attac
can you describe how it makes you feel to see your citizens being terrorised like this? it s terrorism. everyone is, of course, worried about that, and russians want to bring depression to our people. instead of depression, people are very angry. lesia vasylenko is a ukrainian mp and chair of the uk/ukraine friendship group. she is in kyiv, and said last night was one of the most difficult nights she had experienced for a long time. a difficult night for you. indeed, one of the a difficult night for you. indeed, one of the most a difficult night for you. indeed, one of the most terrifying - a difficult night for you. indeed, j one of the most terrifying nights a difficult night for you. indeed, | one of the most terrifying nights i would say in the long time. explosions going off every couple of minutes and in the middle of the night. you don t really know where they are and where the debris is going to fall. it has been quite an