Ukraine's massive drone raid hits Moscow region, kills two during elections
Ukrainian forces launched more than 1,000 drones at targets across Russia, with several hundred reaching the Moscow region, killing two people and wounding 20 as the country held its parliamentary elections, CBS News reported. The strikes were part of a coordinated operation that coincided with the final day of the three-day voting period.
Earlier, Russian officials said they had intercepted over 1,600 drones and that attacks had hit a refinery and residential buildings, also causing two deaths and 20 injuries, according to The Independent. PBS noted that Ukrainian forces had fired more than 1,000 drones across Russia, including Moscow, on the final day of the vote.