Drones strike main Russian defense ministry logistics hub near Moscow
Photo: The complex is involved in the distribution of weapons to the Russian Armed Forces (Getty Images)
In the Moscow region, residents are reporting drone flights, explosions, and air defense activity in many areas. In Naro-Fominsk, an attack was recorded on the Nara production and logistics complex, which belongs to the Russian Ministry of Defense, according to Russian monitoring channels.
What was attacked
The Nara production and logistics complex is a large-scale military facility covering an area of over 180–200 hectares, located in Naro-Fominsk within military town No. 3.
The complex is designed for the storage and distribution of military cargo and provides automated logistics for the Russian armed forces.
An attack on such a facility could significantly impact supplies to the Russian army. Details regarding the consequences of the strike are being clarified.
Ahead of the May 9 celebrations, Moscow is implementing unprecedented security measures. On the day of the parade, the internet will be shut down in the capital, ATMs will be blocked, and airports will be closed. All of this is allegedly being done for the security of the event and its organizer personally.
Five days before the parade, on the night of May 4, a drone attacked Moscow. The explosion occurred 6 kilometers from the Kremlin, on Mosfilmovskaya Street. According to preliminary reports, there were no casualties. Mayor Sergei Sobyanin confirmed the attack. At the same time, drones were also spotted in the sky over Samara.
