According to images shared on social media on Thursday, Putin has installed missile systems on Moscow rooftops.
The Kremlin appears to be preparing for a possible, albeit unlikely, attack on the Russian capital by placing missile systems intended to intercept aircraft and incoming missiles on top of several defence and administrative buildings in downtown Moscow.
A Pantsir missile system was deployed on the top of an eight-story structure used by the Russian defence ministry beside the Moskva River, according to images shared on social media on Thursday.
In another video, the air defence system could be seen being raised onto the top of a school in Moscow's Taganka district, 1.5 miles southeast of the Kremlin.
In order to protect against aircraft, helicopters, and cruise missiles, short- to medium-range systems are used. They might also be used against smaller targets, including military and commercial drones, which have multiplied on battlefields since Vladimir Putin ...
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