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Ukrainian drones target Moscow, Russian officials report downing 330
Ukrainian drones reached the Moscow region for a fourth straight night, officials said. Russian forces intercepted most of the drones, while Ukraine reported strikes on an oil facility.
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Ukrainian drones targeted Moscow again overnight into Thursday, according to the city's mayor. Officials said at least 15 drones were intercepted before reaching the capital, with no reported damage or injuries in the city. Russia's Defense Ministry stated that 330 Ukrainian drones were shot down across the country during the same period.
Temporary flight restrictions were placed at two Moscow-area airports and at airports in Sochi, Gelendzhik, and Krasnodar.
Strikes reported outside Moscow Regional officials reported drone debris caused a fire at an apartment building in Krasnodar and injured two people. Additional homes in the Seversky district were damaged and one person was injured. Ukraine's Counter-Disinformation Center said a major oil refinery near Krasnodar was also hit and caught fire. The facility had been struck twice previously.
Russian strikes on Ukraine Russia launched two ballistic missiles and 221 drones into Ukraine overnight, Ukraine's air force said. Ukrainian forces intercepted both missiles and 195 drones, while 21 drones and both missiles struck nine locations.
