Ukraine's drone terror attempts in Moscow up, FSB says

Kiev has intensified attempts to carry out terrorist attacks in Moscow and the region using short-range drones, according to the FSB.

Consensus

Ukraine has increased attempts to carry out terrorist and sabotage attacks in Moscow and the Moscow region.
The attacks involve small drones with short range.
The tactic involves launching drones close to targets to bypass air defense systems.
Ukrainian special services are attempting to recruit Russian citizens through fraud.
The fraud scheme involves impersonating Russian state officials to gain trust and recruit individuals for drone-related tasks.
Tasks include finding launch sites, checking mobile internet and signal strength, acquiring or retrieving drones from hiding places, and delivering them to launch points.
The FSB has arrested a foreign national in Murmansk who was involved in reconnaissance for a drone attack in Moscow.
The foreign national was reportedly sent to Moscow to survey railway freight trains carrying petroleum products and government buildings.
The FSB has previously prevented drone attacks on strategic facilities in the Moscow region and other regions.

The foreign national was tasked with reconnaissance of a railway station to identify freight trains with petroleum products and administrative buildings in the city center. — vm
The foreign national was an expert in drones and AI, and the drone launch was intended to identify railway tankers with petroleum products. — fontanka
Eight people were arrested in connection with a failed attack using 35 FPV drones on a defense facility in the Moscow region. — tg_rian_ru
The FSB received information about enemy plans through operational work and passed it to law enforcement agencies. — kommerant
The FSB warned about a scheme involving phone fraudsters posing as Russian state officials to recruit citizens for 'special operations' to recover stolen money. — vesti
The FSB previously prevented a drone attack on a strategic enterprise in the Moscow region, where 35 FPV drones were smuggled in and stored in a hangar near the target. — fontanka
The FSB prevented an attempt by Ukrainian services to purchase drones on fiber-optic cables in Moscow, using hacked Russian accounts on WhatsApp, Telegram, and Yandex GO. — tg_rian_ru