Possible suspects behind the Moscow drone attack
The recent drone attack on Moscow has raised questions about who could be responsible for such an attack. State actors with advanced drone technology are one possible suspect. Countries such as the USA, China, and Israel have developed sophisticated drone technology and have used it in various military operations. However, it is important to note that the attack on Moscow appears to have been carried out using commercial drones, which are widely available and accessible to individuals or small groups.
Another possible suspect behind the drone attack on Moscow is individuals or small groups with access to commercial drones. Commercial drones are widely available and can be purchased easily online. These drones can be modified to carry small payloads, making them a potential threat in the hands of individuals or small groups with malicious intentions. The use of commercial drones in the attack on Moscow suggests that the perpetrators may not have had access to advanced military-grade drones.
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Who do you think attacked Moscow with drones?
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Brief statistics and results for the poll "Who do you think attacked Moscow with drones?"
This online poll was created on 30.05.2023. It has collected 254 votes so far, including 2 from registered users and 252 from guests, along with 0 comments, reflecting current public opinion and voting results. This poll covers the following topics: Ukraine, Russia, War.
This public survey and opinion poll presents the following answer options:
As seen from the poll "Who do you think attacked Moscow with drones?", the option "False flag operation" was chosen the most. It received 127 votes, which is 50.0% of the total.