Map Shows How Ukraine’s Drone War Is Closing in on Moscow
Summary
Ukraine has increased drone attacks on Moscow and nearby areas, causing damage and forcing residents to use bomb shelters. These attacks target important Russian sites and aim to disrupt Russia’s war efforts and economy.Key Facts
- Ukraine has carried out 322 drone strikes on Moscow and surrounding areas since January 2026.
- This number surpasses the total 2025 attacks, which were 287 in the same region.
- Ukrainian drones have targeted oil depots, military bases, logistics hubs, and warehouses.
- Attacks have caused fires, damage to residential buildings, and fuel shortages near Moscow.
- Moscow officials say most drones are shot down before reaching the city, but many still cause damage.
- Ukrainian President Zelensky said these strikes focus on cities where Russian leaders live.
- In June, a drone attack on a Moscow oil refinery caused a major fire and was called a "game-changer" by Lithuanian President Nausėda.
- These attacks aim to weaken Russian morale and economy, increasing pressure on Russia to negotiate.
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