Drone attack hits Moscow's wealthy neighbourhoods | Ukraine: The Latest | Podcast

Day 460.

Today, we analyse drone attacks on Moscow, dive into issues around Ukraine’s food security, and hear from Joe Barnes about a military funeral he attended in Kyiv.

Contributors:

David Knowles (Host). @djknowles22 on Twitter.

Nataliya Vasilyeva (Russia Correspondent). @Nat_Vasilyeva on Twitter.

Joe Barnes (Brussels Correspondent). @Barnes_Joe on Twitter.

Colin Freeman (Foreign Correspondent). @colinfreeman99 on Twitter.

[DuckSith]

Telegraph still supports Blockbuster Video I see, even after all these years. Warms the heart.

[Yobinski]

Thanks Telegraph social team. I listen every day ❤

[stream]

If those actually were Ukrainian drones, and they traversed hundreds of miles of Russian airspace without detection or interception, the Russians should surrender, immmediately.

[markb]

"Loophole"😂 like the undefended region of Moscow? I thought this region had the BEST air defenses in the world?

[zapfanzapfan]

Wouldn't surprise me if it was Prigozhin sending the drones, especially after ranting the other day about how the elite didn't pay attention to the war.

[alxstep]

One of my favorite videos features an АТБ supermarket truck arriving in Kherson hours after the Ukrainian military liberated the city. The logistics of Ukrainian supermarkets is fascinating and has already become a meme on the Ukrainian internet

[HamasTearEnjoyer]

Russia is attacking Ukraine's salt supply, hoping that forcing them to eat bland food will finally force them to surrender. Pootin is a true 4d chess master.

[W.Khairi]

Interesting as always, Thanks a lot for the telegraph.

[thomasrush]

Did the drones manage to reach Steven Seagal's home in Moscow?

[latso]

Great stuff, ty, I look forward to this everyday

[noordinarylives]

It was instructive to watch the BBC news yesterday and see the boojee Moscow neighbourhoods next to the struggling market stalks in Leeds featured in the Uk inflation report.

[zeeninetynine]

On the first few days it was rather chaotic with the food. Most shops were shut and there wasn't information available on which ones are open -- and then there's been fresh produce, bread and dairy shortages for a while, all rectified relatively quickly.

[endintiers]

Once more Brazil (the movie) is prescient - Journalist: "What about the successes of the terrorist campaign, now in its 13th year?" Gov Minister: "Beginner's Luck"

[kiskaloo]

Do we have unequivocal proof that those drones, which always and amazingly never causes casualties, are from Ukraine?

[ClubofInfo-Circulation]

the current state of British foreign policy is that we have spent massive amounts of money and depleted our military arsenal to kill one or two Russian civilians in the belief this somehow proves something or will lead indirectly to some kind of success for Britain as a country

[wouldntyouliketoknow]

If it wasnt the free russian units who did it, it most definitely was wagner, nothing else makes sense,

[ymup]

It continues to amaze me how resilient Ukrainian infrastructures are. Supermarket shelves are well stocked, trains are running on time, postal services continue with minimal interruption (personal experience), power lines recover from attacks swiftly, etc. I wonder how many countries can fare as well 15 months into an invasion.

[hughiedavies]

There's only one winner in all of this insanity, the ones who sell the weapons and arms, everyone else suffers and deals with the consequences.

[Chris-bbcb]

Prigozhin?
He has alot to gain if there is turmoil.
I guess wait and see if the paranoia sets in and oligarchs start dyeing.

[EdoRiver]

A crucial missing information is, “Were these Moscow directed drones armed or not?”😮😮😮😮