Ukraine launches largest drone attack on Moscow in years
Ukraine conducted its largest drone strike on the Moscow region in years. A major oil refinery was hit, causing fires and localized evacuations.
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Ukraine conducted its largest drone strike on the Moscow region in years. A major oil refinery was hit, causing fires and localized evacuations.
Ukraine carried out a series of long-range strikes on military and energy targets inside Russia. The attacks form part of Kyiv's strategy to increase the economic burden of the conflict on Moscow.
Ukrainian forces carried out strikes on oil sites in Russia and Crimea. Russian and Ukrainian officials confirmed the attacks occurred as part of ongoing efforts to pressure Moscow economically.
Ukrainian forces struck an oil pumping station in the Volgograd region, igniting a fire. Russian authorities stated that more than 300 drones were intercepted across multiple regions.
Ukraine reported new drone strikes on Russian energy targets. Moscow claimed one drone struck the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant under its control, a claim Ukraine rejected.