Moscow says it repelled 1,110 Ukrainian drones

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Moscow says it repelled 1,110 Ukrainian drones
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Ukraine mounted a long-range strike involving missiles and over 1,000 drones that Moscow called the largest attack of the war, saying its forces shot down 1,110 drones across Russia, Crimea and Black Sea waters and that 450 were destroyed en route to Moscow. Moscow officials reported damage and casualties during voting days for parliamentary elections, while President Zelenskyy said strikes hit a key oil enterprise and a logistics facility and urged the United States, Europe and G7 to adopt new sanctions. The episode increases military and political tensions and focuses attention on possible new Western punitive measures.

Russia says it shot down 1,110 Ukrainian drones

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The conflict has seen repeated drone and missile attacks on both sides. Russia was holding parliamentary voting while the strikes occurred. The next steps could include more sanctions or military responses from either side.

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