Ukraine fires more than 1,000 drones at targets in Russia, with officials saying hundreds are aimed at Moscow. Moscow’s mayor describes the strike as the “largest ever” drone attack on the capital and says there is damage to the Moscow Oil Refinery and a residential building.
The reports say the attack comes as Russia is concluding the third and final day of parliamentary elections. Across the wider Moscow region, local authorities report two deaths and about 20 injuries. Both outlets attribute the drone wave to Ukrainian forces and focus on the scale of the overnight assault and its impact on specific sites around the capital.
While both accounts agree on the overall number of drones, the timing, and the reported damage and casualties, they mainly differ in how they frame the context—one emphasizes the “largest ever” characterization and the Moscow impact, while the other additionally highlights the election period in Russia. Neither report provides independent verification of Ukrainian responsibility beyond official statements.
