Massive Drone Attack Targets Moscow Amid U.S.-Ukraine Talks

Over 60 Ukrainian drones attacked Moscow, with no casualties but damage to a building's roof. Flights were restricted at two airports. The attack marks the largest on Moscow in months, coinciding with U.S.-Ukraine talks in Saudi Arabia.

In a significant development on Tuesday morning, Moscow faced a large-scale drone attack as at least 60 Ukrainian drones targeted the Russian capital. Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin confirmed that all drones were shot down.

The attack led to restricted flights at Domodedovo and Zhukovsky airports. However, in his online statement, Mayor Sobyanin reported no casualties, though the roof of a building sustained damage.

This incident, the largest of its kind in recent months, coincided with ongoing U.S.-Ukraine negotiations in Saudi Arabia. The implications of the attack are expected to influence diplomatic discussions.

(With inputs from agencies.)