Ukrainian drones strike Moscow and nearby areas, damaging and burning at least one major oil refinery, according to Russian officials and multiple outlets. CBS and Politico report that a large swarm hits an oil refinery in the capital, with Moscow residents reporting heavy smoke and “black rain.” The Guardian says flames and thick smoke are visible, and it reports that a nearby residential building is also damaged. Several sources describe the attack as one of the largest on Moscow since Russia’s full-scale invasion, with Russian authorities citing extensive air-defence activity. MSNBC reports that Russia’s Defense Ministry says it shoots down hundreds of drones overnight, including an account of 555 drones over multiple regions. The Guardian and other outlets report that Moscow mayoral authorities say many of the incoming drones are shot down. New York Post and other accounts say the attack disrupts commercial flights and that airports reopen later. CBS and other coverage add that President Volodymyr Zelenskyy frames the strike as retaliatory, while other reporting notes widening impacts on Russia’s energy sector, including measures such as fuel purchase caps.