Drone Attack Near Moscow Wounds 10 People, Russia Says

A Ukrainian drone attack on the Moscow region overnight Monday left at least 10 people wounded, including a child, according to Russian authorities. The strike is part of an ongoing pattern of drone attacks by Ukraine on Russian territory, which have increased in recent months. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that the attack targeted an oil depot and logistics facilities, aiming to disrupt Russian military supplies. The Moscow region is a key area for Russia's military infrastructure, and such strikes are seen as an attempt to bring the war to Russian soil. Russia has been conducting airstrikes on Ukrainian cities since the start of its full-scale invasion in February 2022. In response, Ukraine has developed and deployed drones capable of reaching deep into Russian territory. Both sides have accused each other of targeting civilian infrastructure. The wounded individuals were taken to hospitals for treatment, and no deaths have been reported so far. The incident highlights the escalating nature of the conflict, with neither side showing signs of de-escalation. Russian officials condemned the attack and vowed to respond. The international community continues to call for a ceasefire, but diplomatic efforts have stalled. The war has caused tens of thousands of casualties and displaced millions of people.