Ukrainian drone attack wounds 10 in Moscow region

A Ukrainian‑operated drone strike hit the Moscow region on Monday night, Russian officials reported, leaving at least ten people injured, among them a child. The attack was said to have targeted an oil depot and nearby logistics facilities, a claim echoed by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, who described the operation as aimed at critical infrastructure. Local emergency services responded promptly, transporting the wounded to hospitals while security forces secured the site and began an investigation into the breach.

The incident marks one of the most recent escalations in the cross‑border hostilities that have intensified since the war began, underscoring the vulnerability of supply chains near Russia’s capital. Russian authorities have vowed to strengthen air‑defence measures in the region, while Ukrainian officials have defended the strike as a legitimate effort to disrupt the adversary’s logistical capabilities. Both sides remain poised for further developments as the conflict continues to affect civilian areas beyond the front lines.