Russian officials said Ukrainian drone attacks on several Russian regions overnight and later on Saturday killed nine people and wounded more than 80 others. The reported strikes mark another round of cross-border attacks as the war continues to spill beyond the front lines.
According to the reported accounts, drones hit two large warehouses, including one located just east of Moscow. The attacks were part of a broader wave that caused casualties and damage across multiple areas, highlighting the growing reach of drone warfare in the conflict.
Kyiv has continued to target energy infrastructure and military-related sites inside Russia in what it presents as an effort to weaken Moscow’s ability to sustain its war effort. The latest reported strikes fit that pattern, with Russian authorities describing both civilian harm and infrastructure damage.
The incidents underscore how aerial attacks have become a regular feature of the war, affecting areas far from the battlefield. As both sides keep using long-range drones, the conflict is continuing to reshape security conditions across the region.
