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Russia Says 390 Ukrainian Drones Target Moscow
Coverage from Kyiv Post, The Defense Post, and others
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The Story
Russian authorities said Ukraine launched a major overnight drone attack toward Moscow and Moscow Oblast on July 28, reporting interceptions, damage to housing, and fires at industrial and logistics locations. Temporary flight restrictions were imposed at Vnukovo, Domodedovo, and Zhukovsky airports. Reports also described a strike-related power outage in occupied Feodosia, Crimea, while the scale of the attack and several reported impacts remain independently unverified.
First Article: 07/30/26
Latest Article: 07/30/26
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07-28-2026
Kyiv Post
Russian officials reported a mass overnight Ukrainian drone attack on Moscow on July 28, with air defense intercepts, fires near Chekhov and Koledino, and temporary airport restrictions.
07-28-2026
The Defense Post
Sergei Sobyanin said Russian air defenses stopped more than 390 Ukrainian drones toward the Moscow region overnight, with housing damage reported in Chekhov and Vaulovo.
07-28-2026
Yahoo
Russian officials reported a Ukrainian drone attack on Moscow and the Moscow region on the day of publication, including strikes on residential buildings, a recycling plant, and warehouses.
07-28-2026
The Kyiv Independent / Volodymyr Ivanyshyn
Ukrainian drone strikes on July 28 targeted infrastructure in Moscow Oblast and occupied Crimea, including a steel factory and an electric substation, while attacks also spread to Belgorod and Rostov-on-Don.
07-28-2026
Ukrinform
Russian authorities reported a July 28 drone attack on Moscow, leading to intercepted drones and temporary suspensions at Vnukovo, Domodedovo, and Zhukovsky airports.