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Moscow hit by 'largest-scale attack' on capital so far, mayor says

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirmed that Ukraine had targeted the Moscow region overnight, saying a "key" oil industry facility as well as a logistics facility were hit.

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00:00Ukraine has launched what Moscow's mayor described as the largest-scale attack on the Russian
00:05capital since the war began.
00:07Sergey Sobyanin said Russian air defenses had shut down more than 1,600 drones across
00:12the country since Saturday, including around 450 heading towards Moscow.
00:18Several drones reached the oil refinery in Kapotnaya and a logistic complex in Sofino,
00:22near Moscow, causing severe fires at both sides, while another drone struck a residential
00:27building.
00:29Moscow regional authorities said two people were killed and 20 injured in attacks across
00:33the wider region.
00:34Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed the strikes, revealing that the operation
00:38involves FB-1 attack drones and Paleontisia missiles, saying Moscow must end its brutal
00:43war and choose peace.
00:45The strikes came as Russian attacks on Ukraine continued with 138 drones on Saturday night,
00:51as authorities reported deaths and damage in the Kiev and Kherson regions.
00:55The death toll from Russian strikes on the Kiev region on Saturday evening rose to four.
01:00Three people were also injured on Saturday as a result of a strike on a shopping center in
01:05DINIPRO, which was completely destroyed.
01:06DINIPRO, which was completely destroyed.
01:07DINIPRO, which was completely destroyed.
01:07DINIPRO, which was completely destroyed by the
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