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Ukraine launches major drone attack targeting Moscow oil refinery
Ukraine launched a massive overnight drone barrage targeting Moscow in its largest attack yet—involving over 1,000 drones in total—killing multiple people (ranging from two to three reported fatalities), hitting an oil refinery, and prompting air defense interceptions. Meanwhile, Russian strikes in the Kyiv region killed at least four, and Russia completed its three-day Duma parliamentary vote, which was also held in occupied Ukrainian regions.
- Ukraine launched a barrage of 450 drones targeting Moscow in its largest attack yet.
- Two people were killed during the overnight drone attack.
- Moscow mayor confirmed the downing of drones over the city.
- An oil refinery in Moscow was hit.
- Russian strikes in the Kyiv region killed at least four people.
- United Russia projected to win parliamentary elections.
- Ukrainian drone attack on Moscow killed three people.
- Ukraine fired over 1,000 drones at Russia in the largest ever attack on Moscow
- Russia held its three-day Duma vote, including in occupied Ukrainian regions
- Ukraine launched a massive drone attack involving over 1,000 drones targeting the Moscow region.
- Russia is holding its first wartime parliamentary election.
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