Moscow region governor reports deaths from intense overnight strikes.
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Andrey Vorobyev, governor of Russia's Moscow region, announced that three people were killed as a result of unmanned aerial vehicle (drone) attacks carried out by Ukraine. Intense strikes on Moscow were reported throughout the night. The governor said emergency response teams moved quickly to affected areas. Casualties continue to mount in the region where fighting has intensified. Air operations between the sides have escalated.
Three people died in Moscow Region in a Ukrainian drone attack. Moscow Governor Vorobyev announced that the attacks continued uninterrupted throughout the night and emergency response teams were dispatched to the scene.
As Ukraine's long-range drone attacks reaching deeper into Russian territory increase, the conflict between the two countries continues to spread toward the capital region like Moscow. Such attacks demonstrate the growing threat against Russia's military and civilian infrastructure, while also exposing residents in the area to the risk of protection from night attacks.