Moscow Engulfed in Black Smoke After Ukraine's Largest Drone Attack
Moscow is covered in noxious black smoke after Ukraine launched its biggest drone attack on the Russian capital, targeting oil refineries and causing chaos.
Moscow is covered in noxious black smoke after Ukraine launched its biggest drone attack on the Russian capital, targeting oil refineries and causing chaos.
A massive Ukrainian drone strike hit Moscow's main oil refinery, causing fires and shutting all four major airports. The attack coincides with the G7 summit and follows Putin's rejection of peace talks.
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Ukrainian drones breached Moscow's air defenses, damaging the Kapotnya Oil Refinery just 10 miles from the Kremlin, disrupting flights and threatening Russia's fuel supply.
British, French, and German ambassadors met with Russian officials to urge direct negotiations between Moscow and Kyiv. Meanwhile, fuel shortages hit Crimea after Ukrainian drone strikes on supply routes.
Ukrainian drones breached Russian air defenses, striking a key oil refinery near Moscow, causing fuel shortages and straining Russia's war economy.
A massive Russian oil depot in Moscow's Kapotnya district is burning after being struck by Ukrainian drone debris. No casualties reported as 32 personnel battle the blaze.
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