Ukrainian drones targeted areas within the Moscow region and a satellite communications center in Dubna on Monday and Tuesday, according to reports. Russia stated it intercepted and downed 419 drones during the attacks.
President Zelenskyy announced that Ukraine had successfully targeted the Russian satellite communications center in Dubna for a second time. The strike occurred over 500 kilometers from Ukraine’s border.
Dozens of Ukrainian drones were reportedly active in Russia’s Moscow region overnight Monday into Tuesday morning. This activity represents another military engagement targeting Russia's capital city, according to the Washington Examiner.
Russia reported intercepting and neutralizing 419 drones, as stated by the Times of India. The report does not specify the types of drones involved or the areas targeted beyond the Dubna communications center and Moscow region.
No additional details regarding damage assessments at the Dubna satellite communications center were provided in the sources. No casualties have been reported.
The timing and scale of these attacks suggest a continued Ukrainian effort to disrupt Russian military capabilities and demonstrate its reach, according to available reports.
As of Tuesday, there has been no official response from the Russian government beyond the statement regarding intercepted drones. The situation remains fluid, with potential for escalation or further engagements.
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