Ukraine Launches Over 1,000 Drones at Moscow Region, Killing Two and Damaging Oil Refinery
Ukraine launched a massive drone attack on the Moscow region, killing two people and damaging an oil refinery. Flights were suspended at two capital airports as Moscow claimed the strike was the 'largest ever' on its capital. The attack coincided with Russia's wartime parliamentary elections.
Where Sources Diverge
The number of drones fired by Ukraine varies between reports: some claim over 1,000, while others state 450 were downed.
Ukraine reportedly fired over 1,000 drones at the country.
Moscow's mayor says 450 drones were downed during the overnight barrage.
The exact location of the oil refinery hit is not consistently reported across sources.
An oil refinery was also reportedly hit in Moscow.
Oil refinery and warehouse complex in region catch fire.
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Moscow's mayor says 450 drones were downed during the overnight barrage, in which two people died.
In Russia, voters are on the third and final day of casting ballots in the country's first wartime parliamentary election. Despite the voting however, Ukraine carried out what Moscow described as the "largest ever" drone attack on the Russian capital. Kyiv reportedly fired over 1.000 drones at the country, leaving two dead in the Moscow region and inflicting damage upon an oil refinery. Details by FRANCE 24 correspondent in Kyiv, Gulliver Cragg.
An oil refinery was also hit in the Russian capital and flights were suspended at two airports.
Moscow claims record drone attack as oil refinery and warehouse complex in region catch fire Ukrinform
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An oil refinery was also reportedly hit in Moscow, and flights were suspended at two capital airports.
An oil refinery was also reportedly hit in Moscow, and flights were suspended at two capital airports.
A mother and two of her children were killed in an Russian drone attack in the Fastiv district of Kyiv region, reported by Kyiv region military administration head Tymur Tkachenko on the Telegram platform.
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