Kyiv Strike on Russian Regions Called Largest Since Start of Conflict, TASS Reports
Russia's Defense Ministry said an earlier attempted large-scale attack on Moscow had failed to reach its targets.
An attack by Kyiv on Russian regions has become the largest since the start of what Russia calls its special military operation, according to TASS.
TASS cited the Russian Defense Ministry as having previously said that an attempted massive attack on Moscow failed and that "the enemy failed to reach its targets."
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- Kiev’s strike on Russian regions becomes largest since start of special military operation — TASS (Russia)
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