Russia claims St. Petersburg city was hit by a large-scale drone attack
On the 6th local time, a reporter from the Central Radio and Television Station learned that the mayor of St. Petersburg, Russia, Beglov, stated that the city was subjected to a large-scale military drone attack that day, advising citizens not to go out and informing them that mobile networks may be interrupted.
The governor of Leningrad Oblast, Drozdenko, issued a drone danger warning at 3:59 AM that day and reported at 7:31 AM that 86 drones had been shot down over the region. (Reporter: Hao Wei, Central Radio and Television Station)
Saint Petersburg experienced a large-scale military drone attack on October 6, as reported by Mayor Beglov. Citizens were advised to remain indoors due to potential disruptions, and Governor Drozdenko confirmed that 86 drones had been shot down over Leningrad Oblast.
- Saint Petersburg experienced a large-scale military drone attack on October 6.
- The mayor advised citizens to stay indoors due to the attack.
- 86 drones were reported shot down over Leningrad Oblast.