On the closing day of Russia's parliamentary elections, Ukraine launched one of its most ambitious long-range strikes yet, sending hundreds of drones and domestically produced cruise missiles deep into the Moscow region. The assault killed at least three civilians, damaged a major oil refinery, and forced hundreds from their homes — a deliberate intrusion into a moment when Russia's political machinery was turned inward. The strike raises enduring questions about the limits of diplomacy, the reach of modern warfare, and how nations signal resolve when words alone no longer suffice.
Ukraine strikes Moscow with hundreds of drones as Russia votes, killing at least three
At least three people killed, including a 44-year-old woman and an elderly man; 400 people evacuated from a damaged 21-storey residential building in Moscow region.