Ukrainian drone attacks struck multiple targets across Russia, including warehouses, logistics facilities and an oil depot, according to Russian officials. Authorities in Moscow said the strikes killed nine people and injured more than 60 others, marking another deadly wave of cross-border attacks tied to the war.
Kyiv said the operation was aimed at suppliers supporting Russia’s ongoing invasion of Ukraine. The reported targets suggest an effort to disrupt storage and supply networks linked to Moscow’s military campaign, rather than focusing only on frontline positions.
Officials said one of the attacks sparked a fire at an oil depot, adding to the damage reported at other sites. The strikes highlight how drone warfare is continuing to reach deeper into Russian territory, with infrastructure and logistical hubs increasingly exposed.
The latest attacks come as both sides keep using long-range drones to pressure military and industrial resources beyond the battlefield. With casualties reported and key facilities hit, the strikes underscore the widening impact of the conflict inside Russia as the war continues.
