Ukrainian Drones Strike Moscow Region, Killing One

Moscow region governor said several sites belonging to Russia's largest online retailer Wildberries were also targeted in the attack.

Moscow says hundreds of drones targeted the Russian capital overnight, while NATO jets were again called into action farther south. The incidents underline the growing reach of drone warfare well beyond Ukraine itself.

MOSCOW, Aug 16 - Ukrainian drones struck Moscow region overnight on Sunday in what the provincial governor said was one of the largest attacks to have targeted the region, and which he said had left at least one person dead.

Three people were killed and another wounded in Russia’s southern Rostov region.

A massive overnight drone attack targeted the Moscow region with 600 drones, wounding three people as Ukraine escalates long-range strikes into Russia.

Ukraine has been carrying out strikes deep inside Russia in recent weeks, with drone barrages targeting military, industrial and more recently e-commerce warehouses far from the front line in the war that is in its fifth year.

Russian forces launched 133 drones at Ukraine overnight on Aug. 13, with Ukrainian air defenses intercepting 111, according to the Ukrainian Air Force. Strikes hit 15 locations, while debris fell in 16 others. Two railway workers were killed when a jet-powered drone struck a passenger train locomotive in Odesa region,