Two Dead in Moscow Region, Drones Hit Oil Refinery in Russian Capital
- Russia reported that Ukrainian drones attacked Moscow and surrounding regions while parliamentary elections were underway.
- Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin said a facility at the Moscow Oil Refinery was damaged, but no casualties were reported there.
- Authorities said more than 1,600 drones were intercepted, including 450 aimed at Moscow.
- Moscow regional Governor Andrey Vorobyov said two people were killed, and a fire in a 21-story building forced 400 people to evacuate.
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Two dead in Moscow region, drones hit oil refinery in Russian capital ...
According to the mayor of the Russian capital, 1,600 drones were shot down by the air defence and a refinery was damaged.
It hit a refinery around the Russian capital and a monastery in Kherson (ANSA)
Moscow and its region were targeted on Sunday morning by a large-scale drone attack that killed at least two people and damaged a major refinery on the last day of Russian legislatures.
MOSCOW (ANP/AFP) - The mayor of Moscow states that major drone attacks on his country are linked to the parliamentary elections. "The unprecedented attack was clearly planned with the aim of disrupting the elections. The enemy did not succeed," wrote Sergei Sobyanin in a message...
Andrei Vorobiov, governor of the capital region of Russia, said that since midnight about 250 unmanned vehicles were intercepted. Then, the TASS Agency reported that it was 338. The mayor confirmed the attacks on the Kapotnya facility, where they had to evacuate more than 400 people urgently.
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