Ukrainian drones killed two people and hit a fuel hub in the Moscow region.
They publishedUkrainian drones kill two, hit fuel hub in one of biggest attacks on Moscow region, Russian war bloggers say - reuters.com
First reportSouth China Morning Post · 6 Oct, 06:44Z
Latest reportReuters · 6 Oct, 10:32Z
Span4 hours · two reports
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Why it matters
What
Ukrainian drones killed two people and struck a fuel hub in the Moscow region.
Why
The attack brought fatalities and infrastructure damage to the region surrounding Russia’s capital.
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Watch for official updates on casualties and damage at the fuel hub.
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Summary
- A 650-drone assault targeted Moscow overnight, causing two deaths, per authorities.
- Most drones were destroyed by long-range air defences; 105 were intercepted near the capital.
- Drones caused fatalities in Radumlya and Barybino; one warehouse fire followed a crash in Litvinovo.
- Both sides have intensified long-range strikes on civilian and infrastructure targets in recent months.
- Ukraine says its strikes have reduced Russia's oil refining capacity by more than half.