Overnight drone strikes hit Moscow, Rostov regions, killing at least four
Overnight into Sunday, Ukrainian drone strikes hit Russia's Moscow and Rostov regions. An elderly man was killed and six injured near Moscow, while three were killed in Rostov region, officials said. Fires broke out at two Wildberries logistics warehouses.
Overnight into Sunday, Ukrainian drone strikes hit Russia's Moscow and Rostov regions in what regional governor Andrei Vorobyov called one of the largest attacks on the area in recent months. A drone struck a private house in the Ramensky district, killing an elderly man and injuring six. In Rostov region, three were killed and one injured. Fires broke out at two logistics sites: a Wildberries warehouse in Koledino and the Severnoye Domodedovo complex. Around 600 drones approached Moscow overnight, with 201 destroyed over the region; Russia's military said 822 were shot down nationwide. Wildberries has been repeatedly struck since mid-July over Ukrainian allegations it supplies Russian military needs, a claim the company and the Kremlin deny.