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Ukraine fires 400 drones toward Moscow as Zelenskyy grapples with protests

Ukraine has launched one of the war's largest drone attacks, targeting Moscow and Wildberries warehouses amid domestic protests.

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The brief

Ukraine launched more than 400 drones toward Moscow and other areas across Russia. The offensive targeted warehouses, specifically those associated with Wildberries.

According to The Moscow Times, overnight attacks resulted in at least four deaths. Coverage from Fox News, PBS, The Guardian, and The Washington Post emphasizes the scale of the drone swarm and the specific targeting of logistics hubs.

PBS further reports that President Zelenskyy is managing protests within Ukraine concurrently with these military operations. Future developments depend on the outcome of the protests facing Zelenskyy and the continued targeting of Wildberries warehouses.

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Quick answers

How many drones were used in the attack?

According to Fox News and PBS, more than 400 drones were fired toward Moscow.

What were the primary targets of the bombing?

The Washington Post and The Guardian report that warehouses, specifically Wildberries, were targeted.

What is the reported casualty count?

The Moscow Times reports that at least four people were killed in overnight attacks across Russia.

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