Zelensky Claims Strikes on Moscow Region as Drone Hits Home Near Kyiv, Killing Four Civilians
Russian authorities said at least two people died and a major refinery was damaged, while a Russian drone strike near the Ukrainian capital killed three children among four civilians.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky claimed responsibility for attacks targeting Moscow and its surrounding region, Le Monde reported in a live update on the war in Ukraine.
According to Russian authorities cited by Le Monde, at least two people were killed in the attack and a major oil refinery was damaged.
Separately, in Ukraine, a Russian drone struck a house near the capital Kyiv, killing four civilians, including three children, Le Monde reported.
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