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Fresh drone alerts have once again put Moscow on high alert as Russian authorities reported multiple unmanned aerial vehicles heading toward the capital. Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin said Russian air defense systems shot down three additional drones on June 10, bringing the total number intercepted near the city to six since the start of the day. Emergency services were deployed to locations where drone debris fell, while authorities assessed potential damage. The latest incident comes amid an intensifying drone campaign linked to the Russia-Ukraine war, with Russian officials warning that attacks are increasingly targeting areas deep inside Russian territory. The drone scare follows recent large-scale attacks reported near Saint Petersburg and other strategic locations, highlighting the growing reach of drone warfare in the conflict.