Drone Strike Damages Moscow Refinery as Russian Air Defenses Down Scores of UAVs

Dozens of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) launched from Ukraine were shot down while approaching Moscow beginning at around 5 a. m., according to Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin. The mayor said the total number of intercepted drones reached 60, indicating that the Russian capital had once again come under a large-scale aerial attack. Temporary flight restrictions were introduced at Moscow airports during the attack. Air hubs are now gradually returning to normal operations, although Russia's Federal Air Transport Agency warned that adjustments to flight schedules remain possible.