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Ukrainian Drone Strikes Hit Moscow Region Warehouse

A coordinated wave of Ukrainian drone strikes targeted the Moscow region overnight, resulting in the death of an 83-year-old man and leaving several others injured. The assault, which concentrated on industrial sites including the city of Podolsk, marks a sharp escalation in efforts to disrupt Russian economic infrastructure.

Ukrainian Drone Strikes Hit Moscow Region Warehouse

Governor Andrei Vorobyov confirmed that emergency services are responding to damage across multiple locations, including a major warehouse facility in Koledino. Reuters footage shows a massive plume of smoke rising from the site, which is operated by the retailer Wildberries. While the Russian Defence Ministry claimed to have intercepted 822 drones across the country, the breach of Moscow's airspace highlights the persistent vulnerability of strategic hubs located roughly 45 kilometers south of the capital.

Ukrainian officials maintain that the campaign is aimed at dismantling logistics networks that support the Russian military effort. By targeting facilities like the Domodedovo warehouse, Kyiv seeks to degrade the economic capacity fueling the ongoing conflict. This strike specifically underscores a tactical shift toward high-impact infrastructure, moving the reach of the aerial offensive closer to the heart of Russia's primary aviation and commercial centers.

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