Russia’s ruling United Russia party is pushing forward a wartime election amid Moscow drone strikes, with results expected to consolidate the ruling party and Putin government.
Core Summary Russia’s Moscow authorities have stated that Ukraine launched a massive drone attack on the Moscow region, killing two people and striking a major oil refinery. Moscow’s mayor reported that Russian air defense forces shot down 450 drones during the “unprecedented attack.” The incident marks a significant escalation in the long-range strike capabilities of the Russia-Ukraine conflict and has drawn widespread international attention to the security of European airspace. ...
Three people were killed after a bomb detonated at a restaurant in Moscow. Security officials said a woman attempted to enter with explosives but was stopped by a guard.
A major oil refinery near Moscow was hit by a drone attack, marking the latest in a series of Ukrainian strikes on Russian energy infrastructure deep inside the country.
Moscow suffered its largest drone attack since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, with nearly 200 Ukrainian drones striking areas southeast of the capital, setting a refinery and shopping centre ablaze.
Russia Says Large-Scale Ukrainian Drone Attack Kills Three in Moscow Region Russian authorities reported that a large-scale Ukrainian drone attack has killed three people in the Moscow region, marking one of the most significant strikes on the capital area in recent months. The attack underscores the escalation of drone warfare capabilities and the expanding reach of the conflict far beyond the front lines in eastern Ukraine. Ukraine has heavily invested in drone technology in recent years and has demonstrated the ability to strike deep into Russian territory. ...
A drone struck a high-rise building in Moscow just days before the Victory Day military parade highlighting ongoing security challenges in the capital
A Ukrainian drone struck an upmarket residential tower in central Moscow just days before Russia Victory Day military parade which the Kremlin has already scaled back this year