Ukraine's Drone Assaults Spark Fires Near Moscow

Ukraine launched a series of drone attacks on power plants and an oil refinery near Moscow, causing fires. Russian authorities confirmed the destruction of over 150 drones across various regions. Temporary airport restrictions were lifted, and no injuries were reported. Ukraine seeks Western-supplied weapons for more powerful strikes.

Ukraine has escalated its drone warfare, targeting power stations and an oil refinery near Moscow, igniting fires. Russian officials confirmed that over 150 Ukrainian drones were neutralized across various regions.

Debris from the drones resulted in fires at the Moscow Oil Refinery and the Konakovo Power Station. A total of 158 drones were destroyed, including nine around Moscow, as per the Russian defense ministry on Telegram.

Temporary restrictions on Moscow's airports were lifted Sunday morning. The ongoing conflict sees Russia intensifying its eastern Ukraine offensive while Ukraine's drone industry rapidly expands, seeking advanced Western-supplied weaponry for more impactful strikes.

(With inputs from agencies.)