Despite fears, Ukrainian attack on Russia's Victory Day parade unlikely
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Despite recent drone attacks in Moscow, Ukrainian officials have stated that there is little chance of launching an attack during Russia's upcoming Victory Day celebrations. With heightened air defenses in place to protect the capital, attacks on Moscow are deemed unlikely to succeed. Officials expressed concerns about potential Russian retaliation and the implications for U.S. relations. Ukrainian forces have mostly targeted military sites and oil depots rather than high-profile events. The situation remains tense as Moscow prepares for the anniversary of Nazi Germany's surrender in World War II.
A senior representative of Ukraine's defense forces stated that the chances of a successful attack on Moscow are extremely low due to heightened air defenses.
Ukrainian officials described any speculation of an attack on Moscow's Victory Day celebrations as 'hype', highlighting the risks of Russian retaliation and U.S. disapproval.
Despite recent drone attacks that caused airport closures, Ukraine's focus remains on military sites and oil depots outside of Moscow rather than high-profile events.
Moscow's air defense systems have been reinforced for the Victory Day events, indicating a priority on protecting the capital during significant national celebrations.
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