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Ukraine launched more than 1,000 drones at Russia overnight, including hundreds toward Moscow, damaging an oil refinery and a residential building, according to Russian officials. Moscow's mayor called it the largest-ever attack on the capital, while Ukraine said it targeted oil and logistics facilities; the strikes coincided with Russia's parliamentary elections.
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Ukraine launched a large drone strike on Moscow's biggest oil refinery during the final day of Russia's parliamentary election, causing fires, at least two deaths, and major airport disruptions. Russian officials said the attack was meant to disrupt voting, while the article notes the election is expected to extend United Russia's dominance and that most anti-war candidates were barred.
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Two people died in a large Ukrainian drone attack on the Moscow region and an oil refinery, according to Russian authorities, during Russia's parliamentary elections. Russia said it downed more than 1,600 drones since Saturday, while Ukrainian strikes have reduced Russian oil refining capacity. Ukraine did not comment on the attacks.
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Russia says two people were killed and six injured in a large overnight Ukrainian drone attack on the Moscow region, with fires and airport restrictions reported. Ukraine reported seven killed, including two children, in Russian attacks in the Kyiv and Sumy regions. The strikes are part of intensified mutual attacks on energy and transport infrastructure.