Plenty of drone attacks in Moscow...Western "October, worst month for Russia"

[Anchor]
Ukraine and Russia exchanged general-style drone attacks.

In particular, Moscow, the heart of Russia, has seen the biggest attack since the war, which Western officials believe killed or injured an average of 1,500 Russian troops a day in October.

Reporter Hong Joo-ye reports.

[Reporter]
Black smoke billows from the house that has already been engulfed by the flames.

People can't help but look at it.

Ukraine has launched a number of drone attacks targeting the Russian capital, Moscow.

34 units claimed shot down by Russia's Ministry of Defense over Moscow,
This is the largest drone attack on Moscow since
war.In the aftermath of

, three Moscow airports were temporarily suspended.

Russia didn't stay put either.

Around the same time, Odesa in southern Ukraine was also attacked by a Russian drone.

[Petro / Odessa resident] How was it? It was scary. I heard a drone. Then the sound decreased and fell to this house. I hit it to the ground with the sound of an explosion. It happened in just a few seconds.]

In the midst of this, it is estimated that Russia has lost the most troops since the outbreak of the war last month.

Of course, Russia has never officially announced the number of war casualties.

[Tony Radakin / Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff]: In October, the Russian military had the highest number of casualties yet. On average, more than 1,500 people died or were injured every day. (Every day?) Every day. In return, they increased their territory a little bit.

In particular, there are predictions that U.S. President-elect Trump will press Ukraine to end the war by demanding territorial concessions, but Radakin drew the line, saying the West will continue to support Ukraine.

I'm Hong Joo Ye of YTN.



Video editing: Yang Young-woon