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Ukraine sent 650 drones towards Moscow region overnight, city mayor says

  • On Monday, Oct. 5, Ukrainian forces launched a massive overnight drone campaign toward Moscow, with Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin reporting that 650 drones were dispatched against the region.
  • Ukraine has increasingly targeted Russia's oil infrastructure, a key source of revenue for Moscow and critical to the country's fuel supply system, escalating the ongoing military campaign.
  • A 20-year-old resident of Radumlya died during the attacks, while Moscow Oblast Governor Andrei Vorobyov reported six people injured and damage to 10 private homes, outbuildings, and two cars across multiple municipalities.
  • One apparent target was the Volodarskaya Line Production and Dispatch Station, a major oil depot supplying fuel to three Moscow airports, while air defenses destroyed 105 drones on approach to Moscow.
  • Moscow Oblast Governor Andrei Vorobyov said air defense forces and electronic warfare systems destroyed 185 Ukrainian drones over the Moscow region overnight, reflecting the intensity of the ongoing air campaign.
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