Ukraine targets Moscow with 200 drones in large-scale attack, mayor says
Summary
Ukraine launched a large drone attack targeting Moscow, with at least 200 drones sent overnight as part of its ongoing strikes deep inside Russia. Russian officials said many drones were intercepted across multiple regions, including Moscow, while Ukraine aims to hit military and infrastructure sites within Russia.Key Facts
- Over 200 Ukrainian drones were launched toward Moscow in one night.
- Moscow’s mayor reported that most drones were neutralized by air defenses, with 10 destroyed near the city.
- Russia’s Defense Ministry claimed to have shot down at least 375 drones over 18 regions, including Crimea and the Black Sea.
- In the past week, more than 1,200 Ukrainian drones flew toward Moscow, with around 191 shot down near the city.
- In 2026 alone, Moscow reports show over 1,400 Ukrainian drones were intercepted, compared to 734 in all of 2025.
- Ukraine targets include Russian cities, oil infrastructure, and military sites as part of its “long-range sanctions” campaign.
- Ukrainian President Zelenskyy stated that attacking Russian territory is a response to Russia’s ongoing war and strikes on Ukraine.
- Engels-2 airbase in Saratov, a key Russian military hub, was also targeted in recent Ukrainian drone attacks.
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