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Moscow airport alerts and regional strikes feature in Ukrainian roundup

The broadcast shows evacuations from business centers and airport shelters, but does not establish its title's claim that Russia's government is evacuating.

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⚡️СРАЗУ ПОСЛЕ БОМБЁЖКИ ВСУ! Вся МОСКВА парализована – ЭВАКУАЦИЯ ПРАВИТЕЛЬСТВА уже началась

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0:50The host links reported drone attacks to Moscow airport delays and additional defenses around Putin's Valdai residence.
6:19Peskov says renewed negotiations do not require Russia to limit military operations.
19:16Footage is presented as showing Sheremetyevo drone wreckage, business-center evacuations and passengers heading to shelters.
20:28The program reports a Storm Shadow strike on Oryol's Proton plant, followed by reports from other Russian regions.
28:32A battlefield segment describes Ukrainian operations against Russian forces using underground gas pipelines near Kupiansk.
34:52Ushakov discusses possible Abu Dhabi contacts; Putin subsequently says negotiations can proceed without halting military operations.

Passengers move toward shelters and people leave Moscow business centers during air alerts in footage presented by Ukraine's Channel 24 (24 Канал). The scenes appear midway through a wide-ranging broadcast examining reported Ukrainian strikes inside Russia, Russian television reactions and diplomatic contacts continuing alongside the fighting.

The program opens with Russian state television presenter Vladimir Solovyov describing the war as approaching Moscow. Its host then discusses airport delays and reports of additional air defenses around President Vladimir Putin's residence at Valdai. Later footage is presented as showing drone wreckage at Sheremetyevo airport and evacuations during alerts.

The upload's Russian title, "⚡️СРАЗУ ПОСЛЕ БОМБЁЖКИ ВСУ! Вся МОСКВА парализована – ЭВАКУАЦИЯ ПРАВИТЕЛЬСТВА уже началась", means: "Right after Ukrainian forces' bombardment, all of Moscow is paralyzed and the government evacuation has already begun." The broadcast shows disruption and civilian evacuations, rather than evidence establishing a government evacuation or paralysis across the entire capital.

Beyond Moscow, the program assembles eyewitness recordings of explosions, fires and alarms in Voronezh. Its later section reports a Storm Shadow missile strike on the Proton plant in Oryol, which it describes as involved in Russia's defense industry. It also reports drone attacks affecting an Ozon warehouse and the Omsk Kauchuk industrial site in Omsk, a shopping-center fire in Belgorod, and a missile strike on the Energia plant in Yelets. These locations and targets are identified by the broadcast; the recordings do not independently establish every reported strike or its effects.

Footage from Russian-occupied Crimea follows, with residents describing power cuts and interruptions to water and internet service. A separate battlefield segment draws on The Wall Street Journal and Ukraine's Khartiia brigade to describe an operation against Russian troops using underground gas pipelines near Kupiansk.

Diplomacy runs through both halves of the compilation. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov says resuming trilateral negotiations places no restrictions on military operations. Presidential aide Yuri Ushakov discusses preparations for possible contacts in Abu Dhabi, while Putin reiterates Russia's territorial claims and willingness to negotiate without stopping the fighting.

The program also discusses a proposed local ceasefire in Oleshky, describing international contacts involving Melania Trump, before turning to Russian military bloggers' reactions. Other segments examine statements about Starlink's use in Ukraine, US remarks concerning imprisoned American Stephen Hubbard, and protests in France and Serbia. It is a compilation spanning several developments, not a continuous account of a single attack on Moscow.

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