Ukraine Launches Largest Drone Attack on Moscow Since War Began

The attack, which killed three and disrupted airports, coincides with U.S.-Ukraine talks on a potential ceasefire.

Hundreds of Ukrainian drones targeted Moscow and surrounding regions, marking the largest such assault since the war's start in 2022.
Russian officials reported three fatalities and 14 injuries, with significant damage to residential buildings and vehicles in the Moscow area.
Russia claimed to have intercepted over 300 drones, including 74 near Moscow, temporarily halting operations at six airports.
Ukraine framed the attack as a signal to pressure Russia into agreeing to a partial ceasefire, specifically targeting air and sea operations.
U.S. and Ukrainian delegates are meeting in Saudi Arabia to discuss potential peace terms, with Washington urging Kyiv to consider concessions.