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Hello, it's 426 days since Russia began its full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

It may not be the spring offensive, but it is possibly an offensive of sorts, and it

came in the form of an unverified number of drones, hitting not only Russian-controlled

Crimea, but more shockingly the outskirts of Moscow.

They launched on Sunday night, and the early hours of Monday morning, Ukraine has not claimed

responsibility, but neither has it denied it.

The alleged attack on Russia's black sea fleet in Sevastopol was sufficient for state

news agency TAS to report that all services of the city are on alert.

The message may be that Ukraine can literally fly a drone only 32 miles from the Kremlin.

As a head of Ukraine's military intelligence told Washington Post, back in January, the

effect of these drones was to shatter Russian's illusions of safety.

Krilla Budanov said there are people who plant explosives, there are drones, until territorial

integrity of Ukraine is restored, there will be problems inside Russia.

And these drone attacks inside Russia and Crimea come after the drip-drip of these

discord-slash Pentagon leaks, purporting to show that Washington actually asked Ukraine

to hold off from carrying out any anniversary attacks on Russia.

And so it remains to be seen whether America's fears that strikes within Russia will provoke

an even more severe response will be born out.

Hello, this is Victoria in the Ukraine Castudio.

And this is Vitaly also in the Ukraine Castudio.

And a pretty potentially important development has emerged in the last 24 hours, and it involves

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