Ukrainian forces launched a massive aerial barrage of over 1,000 drones and missiles deep into Russia, targeting energy infrastructure and hitting Moscow.

Russia has promised to escalate aerial bombardments against Kyiv following a massive wave of Ukrainian drone strikes targeting Moscow during parliamentary elections.

Ukraine launched a massive drone attack on Moscow targeting a key oil refinery and killing two people as Russia's parliamentary election concluded.

Ukraine launched its largest drone assault on the Moscow region to date, striking a Gazprom oil refinery and killing two people as Russia wrapped up parliamentary elections.

Ukraine launched a massive assault involving over 600 drones on Moscow, triggering Russian warnings to London over alleged British military supplies.

Moscow issued a diplomatic warning to London, accusing the British government of acting as an accomplice after confirming that British-manufactured drones were used in strikes against Russia.

At least seven people were killed in Russia following what officials called Ukraine's largest-scale drone offensive of the year, which targeted Moscow and regional logistics hubs.

An explosion at an upscale Moscow restaurant killed three people and injured 21 after an improvised explosive device detonated near the entrance.

Ukrainian drone strikes hit multiple logistics and energy facilities across Russia, including a fatal attack on a Wildberries warehouse in Tambov. The operation also targeted an oil depot in the Moscow region and prompted emergency evacuations.

Ukrainian long-range drone strikes have hit critical Russian oil infrastructure for a second time, triggering flight suspensions and fueling regional shortages.