“Wait; I was reliably told Russia is a superpower,” she wrote in a Twitter post on Oct. 27.
“[From] three days to Kyiv to two dudes defending Moscow. Em-bar-ra-ssing.”
On Oct. 26, pro-Kremlin Telegram channels published a photo of the small AA unit positioned outside the Kremlin wall in central Moscow. The image quickly went viral.
Late on Oct. 26 and into the early hours of Oct. 27, Moscow came under drone attack, Mayor Sergei Sobyanin confirmed. Videos shared online showed explosions in suburbs of the Russian capital.
Russia’s Defense Ministry claimed its air defenses destroyed 193 Ukrainian drones overnight, including 40 over Moscow Oblast. In its briefing, the ministry stated to have shot down 47 drones over Bryansk Oblast, 42 over Kaluga, 32 over Tula, and 10 over Kursk, and reported drone activity in eight other regions.
In August, Mobbs called for accountability for those who ordered U.S. soldiers to roll out a red carpet for Russian dictator Vladimir Putin when he landed in Anchorage, Alaska, for a summit with U.S. President Donald Trump. “American soldiers in uniform should not have been used to roll out a red carpet for one of our main adversaries. Period,” she said at the time.