Ukraine's military reportedly launched dozens of drones at Moscow on May 8, with Russian officials claiming 26 were downed throughout the night ahead of Russia's Victory Day parade on May 9. The attack occurred as Russia scaled back its annual military celebrations due to Ukraine's increased long-range strike capabilities, with the Kremlin announcing it would not display military equipment at this year's event.
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Ukraine's military reportedly launched dozens of drones at Moscow on May 8, with Russian officials claiming 26 were downed throughout the night ahead of Russia's Victory Day parade on May 9. The attack occurred as Russia scaled back its annual military celebrations due to Ukraine's increased long-range strike capabilities, with the Kremlin announcing it would not display military equipment at this year's event.