Massive Ukrainian drone strike hits Russian oil refinery amid parliamentary vote
Moscow described the overnight assault as the largest-ever drone attack on the Russian capital, coinciding with the final day of wartime elections.
Ukraine carried out what Moscow called its "largest-ever" drone attack on the Russian capital, according to France 24, as Russia held the third and final day of voting in its first wartime parliamentary election.
Kyiv reportedly fired more than 1,000 drones at Russia, killing two people in the Moscow region and damaging an oil refinery, France 24 reported, citing its Kyiv correspondent Gulliver Cragg.
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- Ukraine hits Russia with major drone attack, targeting refinery — France 24 — English
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