Moscow Region

A warplane crashed during a training flight in the Moscow region. The pilot ejected safely from the unarmed aircraft, according to military officials who provided the information to state media.

A Ukrainian drone attack on the Moscow region wounded at least 10 people, including a child, according to Russian authorities. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated the strikes targeted an oil depot and 'logistics facilities'.

Ukraine launched a drone attack on the Moscow region using 400 drones, described as the 'biggest attack of the war'. The operation targeted the Russian capital area with a swarm of unmanned aerial vehicles.

Russian authorities intercepted most of over 400 drones that targeted Moscow overnight. The attack resulted in at least two people being wounded.

Over 400 Ukrainian drones targeted logistics hubs, an oil depot, and a residential building in the Moscow region, according to Russian officials. The attack included a second strike on a Wildberries warehouse in three days.

Ukrainian drones struck warehouses, an oil depot, and other sites across Russia, killing nine people and wounding over 60. Targets included facilities in the Tambov, Moscow, and Belgorod regions, with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy claiming the sites supplied components for Russian drones and navigation equipment.

Eight people were killed and over 60 wounded in Russian regions from Ukrainian drone attacks targeting energy infrastructure, military facilities, and a major retailer's warehouses. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy claimed the strikes targeted logistical facilities used to supply components for Russian drones and navigation equipment.

Eight people were killed and over 60 wounded in Russian regions from Ukrainian drone attacks targeting warehouses, an oil depot, and other infrastructure. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy claimed the strikes hit logistical facilities used for producing drones and navigation equipment, while Russian officials reported fires and evacuations in multiple locations.

Eight people were killed and over 60 wounded in Russian regions from Ukrainian drone attacks targeting warehouses, an oil depot, and a residential building. Russian officials reported fires at Wildberries facilities in Kotovsk and Elektrostal, while Ukrainian President Zelenskyy claimed strikes disrupted Russian logistical and drone production facilities.

President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed Ukrainian forces struck two Russian logistics hubs in the Moscow and Tambov regions on July 18, targeting facilities used to supply components for drone production. The 1st Separate Center of Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces claimed responsibility for the strike on the Wildberries warehouse in the Moscow region, with coordinated attacks also targeting an oil depot and maritime assets in the Black and Azov seas and occupied Crimea.

Ukrainian drone attacks targeted two Wildberries warehouses and an oil refinery in the Moscow region, killing seven warehouse workers. The attacks were attributed to Ukrainian forces, with no other casualties reported.

Ukrainian drones struck an oil depot in the Moscow region and logistics hubs in the Tambov and Moscow regions on July 18, causing fires and resulting in seven Wildberries employee deaths in the Tambov region.

Ukraine launched drone strikes targeting Russian oil and industrial facilities in Stavropol and Krasnodar Krais, while Moscow region experienced a large-scale drone attack resulting in three deaths and temporary airport closures.

Drone attacks in the Moscow region killed at least three people and injured five others, according to governor Andrey Vorobyov. Ukraine has intensified strikes on Russian energy targets in response to Moscow's attacks.

Russian officials reported over 430 drones targeting the Moscow region overnight July 6-7, with 36 approaching the capital. Flight restrictions were imposed at Sheremetyevo Airport due to the attack, described as one of the largest on Moscow in two years.

The Antitrust Service has intensified its crackdown on six gas station chains in the Moscow region accused of illegally coordinating simultaneous price hikes at the pump.

Two people were killed in Ukrainian drone attacks across Russia, including a six-month-old infant who died while being transported to the hospital for injuries in the Moscow region.

Authorities in the Moscow-region town of Kotelniki have decided not to disclose civil defense shelter locations in advance to prevent panic, following a drone attack by Ukrainian forces. Residents reported receiving no guidance on where to seek shelter during the attacks.

A driver was killed in a car explosion near the site of a general's assassination in the Moscow region. The incident is part of a series of assassination plots in Russia targeting military officials, pro-war figures, and Ukrainian defectors following the 2022 invasion of Ukraine.

Ukraine targeted the Ilsky Oil Refinery in Russia’s Krasnodar region for the fourth time this year, disrupting Russia’s oil sector and contributing to declining refinery output, rising fuel prices, and fuel rationing measures expanding to the Moscow region.

Fuel shortages in the Moscow region have led to gas stations limiting sales to 60 liters of gasoline and 100 liters of diesel per customer. These shortages are attributed to Ukraine's sustained campaign targeting Russian oil infrastructure, including refineries, pipelines, and fuel depots.

Russia and the Taliban signed a military-technical cooperation agreement during a security forum in the Moscow region, marking a deepening partnership. The agreement's details remain undisclosed, following Russia's removal of the Taliban's terrorist designation in 2025.

Ukraine conducted a massive drone attack on the Moscow region, with Russian air defenses claiming to have shot down 556 drones across multiple regions. The barrage resulted in at least 3 deaths and represents one of the largest Ukrainian drone operations in the ongoing conflict.