Ukrainian drone hits upscale Moscow high-rise in rare attack: Mayor

A Ukrainian drone hit a residential high-rise building in an upscale Moscow neighborhood overnight into Monday, the Russian capital’s mayor Sergei Sobyanin said.The rare attack on heavily protected Moscow comes just days before Russia’s grand annual May 9th parade, which this year will be held without military hardware amid a heightened threat from Ukrainian strikes.For the latest updates on the Russia-Ukraine war, visit our dedicated page.“A drone crashed into a building in the area of the Mosfilmovskaya (street). There are no casualties,” Sobyanin said, referring to an expensive district next to the Moscow film studio and some 10 kilometers (6 miles) from the Kremlin.He added that the two drones that targeted Moscow have been repelled by the air defense forces.Russian state broadcaster Rossiya-1 published a video showing collapsed walls and broken doors inside a damaged apartment.Ukraine has fired drones into Russia throughout Moscow’s more than four-year offensive, which has killed

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