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Russia on Tuesday cut mobile internet connection in the capital ahead of World War II victory commemorations, set to be staged under fear of a retaliatory Ukrainian drone attack. AFP journalists reported no mobile internet in the center of the Russian capital on Tuesday morning, as network providers warned disruptions were set to last until May 9, when Russia stages a grand military parade on Red Square.For all the latest headlines, follow our Google News channel online or via the app.“During the preparations for and the running of the festive events from May 5 to 9, there may be temporary restrictions on mobile internet and text messaging in Moscow and the Moscow region,” mobile operator MTS said in a message to its subscribers.Internet blackouts have become a frequent part of life in border regions in recent months.Russia says the intermittent shutdowns are necessary to thwart Ukrainian drones, which connect via local networks.In Moscow on Tuesday, some shops were unable to process
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