Russian officials reported a large-scale drone attack originating from Ukraine that targeted the Moscow region. According to regional authorities, the assault resulted in two deaths and caused damage to an oil refinery. The scale of the attack prompted significant logistical disruptions, with officials confirming that flights were suspended at two of Moscow’s primary airports as a safety precaution.

While Russian sources characterize the event as a 'massive' drone strike, the Ukrainian government has not issued an immediate official statement confirming the operation. Such attacks on infrastructure deep within Russian territory have become a recurring feature of the ongoing conflict, though the specific targeting of an oil refinery near the capital marks a notable escalation in the scope of these strikes. The suspension of air traffic highlights the impact these incursions have on civilian infrastructure and regional stability. As of now, independent verification of the full extent of the damage remains limited, as both sides maintain strict control over information regarding military operations and their outcomes.