Ukraine's Largest Drone Attack on Moscow

Ukraine launched its largest drone attack on Russia in over a year, resulting in at least four deaths and dozens of injuries, primarily in the Moscow and Belgorod regions. The attacks targeted residential areas, infrastructure facilities, and the Gazprom Neft — Moscow Refinery, though the refinery's core 'technology' remained undamaged. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy justified these strikes as retaliation for Russia's ongoing war and attacks on Ukrainian cities. Russia's defense ministry reported downing over 1,000 Ukrainian drones in 24 hours, with Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin confirming 81 drones were intercepted over the capital. The United Kingdom — Security Service claimed responsibility for hitting the oil refinery and oil-pumping stations, emphasizing that even the heavily protected Moscow region is not safe. This escalation follows a brief truce and continued exchanges of strikes between Russia and Ukraine.