Ukraine Launches Over 1,000 Drones in Largest Attack on Moscow Area, France 24 Reports
The strikes coincided with the final day of Russia's three-day Duma vote, held for the first time in occupied Ukrainian regions.
Ukraine fired more than 1,000 drones at Russia in what was described as its largest-ever attack on the Moscow area, France 24 reported, as Russia completed a three-day vote for its State Duma.
The election was the first since Russia's large-scale invasion of Ukraine and was held for the first time in Ukrainian regions occupied by Russia, according to the report. It was marked by Ukrainian drone strikes on various areas, mainly around Moscow, France 24 said.
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- Ukraine fires over 1,000 drones at Russia in "largest ever" attack on Moscow — France 24 — English
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