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Ukraine fired over 1,000 drones at Russia, including the largest-ever attack on Moscow. The strike hit an oil refinery supplying 40% of Moscow's fuel, causing fires near the city.
Ukraine fired over 1,000 drones at Russia, including the largest single attack on Moscow since the war began. The strike hit an oil refinery that supplies roughly 40% of Moscow's fuel, causing fires near the city. Russia's air defenses are reportedly struggling to intercept the volume of drones being used.
This represents a significant escalation in Ukraine's ability to strike deep into Russian territory and hit critical infrastructure. A refinery supplying 40% of Moscow's fuel is a major target—losing that capacity would disrupt the capital's operations. Ukraine is moving beyond defending territory and conducting strikes that directly impact Russia's ability to sustain operations. The scale and precision suggest Ukraine's drone program has matured considerably.
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