Ukraine Fires Over 1,000 Drones at Russia, Hits Moscow
Moscow’s mayor announced that the city had suffered its largest drone assault to date, describing the wave of attacks as the most extensive ever seen on the Russian capital. Officials confirmed that the drones struck a Moscow oil refinery and a residential building, causing damage that authorities are assessing.
The mayor’s statement follows a series of drone incursions that have targeted infrastructure across the city, prompting heightened security measures and emergency response protocols. While the full extent of the damage remains under investigation, the incident underscores the growing threat posed by unmanned aerial vehicles in urban settings. Authorities are working to restore services and mitigate further impact as they evaluate the attack’s origins and implications for Moscow’s security framework.
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