Ukrainian drones kill two, hit fuel hub in one of biggest attacks on Moscow region, Russian war bloggers say
Russian officials said 650 drones were launched toward Moscow, and the attack disrupted airports and set fire to a major fuel depot.
- On Tuesday, Ukraine launched nearly 700 drones toward Moscow, marking one of Kyiv's largest assaults on the Russian capital.
- Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin reported that more than 650 unmanned aerial vehicles were detected heading toward the region between 8:30 p.m. Monday and 5 a.m. Tuesday.
- Governor Andrei Vorobyov confirmed that the attacks killed two people—a 71-year-old man and a 20-year-old man—and injured nine others in the Moscow region.
- A warehouse operated by Russian e-commerce giant Wildberries caught fire, while the head of Domodedovo worked to restore electricity to affected villages.
- Sobyanin reported that most drones were downed, adding later that another 68 were specifically "destroyed" en route to the capital.
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On the night of Monday to Tuesday, 650 Ukrainian drones targeted the Russian capital and its region. The capital's largest fuel storage centre was reportedly hit for the first time.The escalation continues between Kiev and Moscow. In the last few days, two of the eight bridges that the Ukrainian capital counts to cross the Dnieper have been targeted by Russian drones, causing huge traffic jams. This in the context of intensified bombings that no…
Moscow Was Just Rocked By 650 Drones in Massive Attack by Ukraine That Putin Has No Way to Stop
At least two people were killed, and another nine were wounded in Moscow after Ukraine launched one of the largest drone attacks of the war against the Moscow region. The Ukrainian attacks ran from Monday night all the way into Tuesday. Hundreds of unmanned aircraft were deployed from Ukraine toward Russia’s historic capital, targeting — among other things — a major fuel-distribution facility. A Dangerous Pattern in Ukraine War Tim Murry, a fore…
With a large-scale attack, Ukraine temporarily affected air traffic in Moscow. The target was apparently an oil camp in the surrounding area of the city. Russia, meanwhile, again attacked an important bridge in the neighboring country.
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