Ukraine's Vengeance: Drone Strikes Shake Moscow Amid Tensions
Ukraine's largest drone attack in over a year on Moscow led to four deaths, sparking accusations and highlighting the deepening conflict. Ukraine targeted Russian infrastructure sites, with President Zelenskiy justifying actions against Russia's prolonged war. Russia condemned the attacks, denying civilian targeting claims.
Four individuals, including three in the Moscow area, were killed as Ukraine executed its most extensive overnight drone attack on the Russian capital in over a year, officials reported on Sunday. A fourth fatality occurred in the Belgorod region near northeastern Ukraine.
In a statement, Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskiy confirmed the attack by posting a video on social media, emphasizing Ukraine's action as retaliation for Russia's continuous aggression. Accusing the Kyiv regime of civilian targeting, Russia's foreign ministry responded sharply.
As part of the escalating conflict, Ukraine has intensified drone strikes against Russian infrastructure. Moscow's mayor noted the destruction of 81 drones targeting the city, marking it the largest such assault in more than a year.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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