Ukrainian drone attacks in Moscow

Russia-Ukraine Drone Attacks Escalate

Russia hits steel plant in new strikes on Ukraine, Kyiv attacks Moscow region

By Pavel Polityuk and Felix Light Aug 16 (Reuters) - Russia carried out a wave of airstrikes on Ukraine overnight, killing two people at a steel plant, and Kyiv launched a heavy drone attack on the Moscow region that killed one person and set ablaze a warehouse used by Russia's leading e-commerce retailer.

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Massive drone attack hits Moscow region, Wildberries warehouse set ablaze | Video

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Ukraine presses drone attacks on Moscow and Russian logistics

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Ukrainian strikes kill six in Russia, acting governor says

Six people have been killed and four injured in Ukrainian strikes on Russia's Belgorod region overnight, its acting governor has said.

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Russia—Ukraine war intensifies with heavy strikes on both sides

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Putin launches revenge strikes on Kyiv after space centre attack

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Ukraine war latest: Kyiv hits back with huge attack after strikes on capital - as Putin 'breaks promise' to Russians

According to a war blogger in Ukraine, the country has launched a drone attack on Russia tonight.

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Russia: Overnight Ukrainian drone attack was biggest so far

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Ukraine war latest: Kyiv launches huge aerial attack on Russia - as hundreds of drones fired towards Moscow

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Ukraine launches one of the war’s largest drone attacks, killing 6

Hundreds of drones targeted Moscow and nearby areas, hitting warehouses linked to Russia’s largest online retailer, amid strikes by both sides.

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Watch: Plumes of smoke billow over Moscow as Ukraine unleashes one of its biggest drone attacks

A massive fire engulfed the largest warehouse belonging to Wildberries—Russia’s biggest online retailer and its equivalent of Amazon—following a major Ukrainian drone attack near Moscow.Follow: @europa pic.

Russia builds secret drone bases in striking distance of Nato

Russia has installed secret bases capable of firing high-powered drones deep into Nato territory. A Telegraph investigation can reveal 10 Kremlin bases with newly built launch pads for Moscow's most advanced long-range suicide drones.

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Russia-Ukraine Drone Attacks Escalate