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Putin says Ukraine is seeking to 'frighten' Russians after unprecedented drone attack

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Putin says Ukraine is seeking to 'frighten' Russians after unprecedented drone attack

Putin says Ukraine is seeking to 'frighten' Russians after unprecedented drone attack

Russian president Vladimir Putin says that Ukraine "has chosen a different path, the path of trying to frighten Russia" after Moscow and the surrounding region were hit by eight drones in an unprecedented attack blamed on Kyiv.

All were destroyed, according to Russia's defence ministry.


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