Red crosses have mysteriously appeared on some streets in Moscow, Newsweek reported citing Ukrainian media. The markings on roads in Moscow sparked theories that they could be targets for drone or missile attacks.
"In Moscow, people are going crazy because of the red crosses that have appeared around the city," Ukrainian journalist Andrey Tsaplienko wrote suggesting the crosses may have been an attempt to troll Russians.
Reports of the crosses came mostly from Ukrainian journalists and social media. Although the existence of the crosses could not be independently verified.
"May 9 is a sacred date for Russians and Kremlin criminal Vladimir Putin," Online.UA, a Russian-language Ukrainian media outlet, reported noting how parades in cities across Russia had been canceled due to security concerns.
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{{/usCountry}}"May 9 is a sacred date for Russians and Kremlin criminal Vladimir Putin," Online.UA, a Russian-language Ukrainian media outlet, reported noting how parades in cities across Russia had been canceled due to security concerns.
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{{/usCountry}}"Photos of red marks near the Ministry of Defense building," it added, “probably, such marks indicate places for strikes by missiles and UAVs (unmanned aerial vehicles).”
"Marks for missiles or UAVs allegedly appeared on the streets of Moscow," news outlet Trukha reported. "They are clearly in a festive mood before May 9," it added.
Earlier it was reported that Ukrainian buildings and roads had been marked with crosses and circles to demarcate targets for Russian forces. This comes as Vladimir Putin addressed the Victory Day, with only a single tank on display and no fly past.