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DRONE Reported Report #19955

In tonight’s attack on Moscow, a Ukrainian FP-1 bypassed multiple layers of Russian air defense, hitting the Mosfilm Tower, 6.5 km from the Kremlin and 3 km from the MoD. The DroneBomber map shows 101 air defense positions across the Moscow region, including 10 S-400 and ov

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Where
Russia–Ukraine
55.75° N, 37.62° E
Source
Reddit
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Region
Russia–Ukraine
May 4, 2026
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In tonight’s attack on Moscow, a Ukrainian FP-1 bypassed multiple layers of Russian air defense, hitting the Mosfilm Tower, 6.5 km from the Kremlin and 3 km from the MoD. The DroneBomber map shows 101 air defense positions across the Moscow region, including 10 S-400 and ov
Reported locationThe dashed area is our stated uncertainty, not the impact site.

What is reported

A Ukrainian drone attack targeted the Mosfilm Tower in Moscow, successfully bypassing Russian air defenses. The strike occurred tonight, indicating an ongoing military engagement.

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[r/UkraineWarVideoReport] In tonight’s attack on Moscow, a Ukrainian FP-1 bypassed multiple layers of Russian air defense, hitting the Mosfilm Tower, 6.5 km from the Kremlin and 3 km from the MoD. The DroneBomber map shows 101 air defense positions across the Moscow region, including 10 S-400 and ov

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