Ukrainian drone attack kills seven, injures 24 at Moscow logistics centre

A Ukrainian drone strike on Saturday targeted a logistics centre in Moscow, killing seven night‑shift workers and injuring 24, a local official reported. The attack was part of a broader offensive that involved 370 drones, according to the city mayor, who said most of the aircraft were neutralised before reaching their targets. The incident occurred amid a series of drone sorties launched by Ukraine across Russian territory.

The Moscow logistics hub, a key node for the Russian military supply chain, was struck during the night shift, resulting in the loss of life and significant operational disruption. Russian authorities have described the strike as a deliberate act of aggression, while Ukrainian officials justify the attacks as a response to Russia’s ongoing four‑year war in Ukraine. The incident underscores the escalating use of unmanned aerial vehicles in the conflict and the increasing vulnerability of civilian and logistical infrastructure in the region.