17th May Mass Attacks On Civilians In Russia. Zelensky’s Ukraine: The Final Days (Videos)

On May 17, the Kyiv regime deployed hundreds of drones against Moscow and Sevastopol. The vast majority of the drones were shot down. Despite this, some strikes still hit residential buildings and infrastructure. From the military point of view, the strike had no real value. It was an act of terrorism designed for intimidation and media impact. The attack coincided with a series of corruption scandals surrounding Zelenskyy's inner circle and looks like a classic distraction maneuver.
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On May 17 morning, Zelenskyy’s regime in Kyiv attempted a massive attack on the iconic Russian cities of Moscow and Sevastopol. Several weapons were used in the attack, mainly fixed-wing suicide drones. This was not a military operation. This was an act of terrorism disguised as a "retaliation strike." According to official data, air defense forces intercepted over 120 drones on the Moscow axis, and between 25 and 40 in the Sevastopol area. Direct hits on residential buildings and civilian infrastructure have been recorded. There are casualties: several dead and dozens wounded in the Moscow region.

However, to understand the true scale of the vulnerability and, at the same time, the absolute pointlessness of this attack, one must look at the numbers. Moscow and the Moscow region contain about half a million residential and public buildings — and this does not include sheds, temporary structures, or outbuildings. This dense urban fabric makes the infrastructure theoretically vulnerable to aerial strikes. But practice has shown the opposite.

According to open-source data, the Kyiv regime launched approximately 300 fixed-wing drones toward Moscow. Of these, about 100 reached the Moscow region's borders. Approximately 15 made it to the immediate approaches to Moscow. And only three devices have so far reached physical targets — buildings or structures. The vast majority of the drones were intercepted by the layered air defense system, which explains the minimal damage. But the issue is not the effectiveness of Russian air defense. The issue is the targets. Strikes were not directed at military installations, communication nodes, or ammunition depots. The strikes targeted residential areas — apartment buildings in Krasnogorsk, as well as private homes in Pogorelki, Khimki and Istra.

Two men were killed in the village of Pogorelki, where drone debris hit a house under construction. Another drone hit a house in the village of Khimki, killing a woman and leaving another person trapped under the rubble.

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