September 2024: attacks shifted toward energy infrastructure. Explosions and fires were recorded near the Moscow Oil Refinery in Kapotnya — one of the key fuel facilities supplying the Moscow region. 4/
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Drones breach Moscow defenses, hit business district and GRU-linked buildings
July 30, 2023: drones penetrated Moscow’s air defenses and damaged towers in the Moscow-City business district. One earlier strike hit buildings linked to Russia’s GRU cyber operations including infrastructure connected to the Fancy Bear hacking group. 3/
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Two drones strike Kremlin’s Senate Palace on May 3, 2023
On May 3, 2023 two drones exploded above the Senate Palace inside the Kremlin. It was the first time drones reached the symbolic center of Russian state power. Moscow was no longer untouchable. 2/
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Ukrainian drones hit Moscow daily after first Kremlin strike
The first Ukrainian drone hit the Kremlin in May 2023.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 19 mai 2026
Now Ukrainian drones reach Moscow almost daily — this is Ukraine’s strategy to bring the war back to Russian territory, writes United24. 1/ pic.twitter.com/4cmTldHTlxThe first Ukrainian drone hit the Kremlin in May 2023. Now Ukrainian drones reach Moscow almost daily — this is Ukraine’s strategy to bring the war back to Russian territory, writes United24. 1/
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Zelenskyy: Time is not necessarily on Russia’s side
Zelenskyy: “Time is not necessarily on Russia’s side.” 11X
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Russian officials question war continuation, cite need for full wartime economy
Moscow Times says that senior russian officials have begun openly questioning the war’s continuation — saying seizing all of Donbas requires full wartime economy and mass mobilization that would break the country. 10/
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Kremlin shifts propaganda to frame peace deal as victory
Moscow Times: the Kremlin is preparing to frame a possible peace deal as “victory” and shifting propaganda away from capturing all of Ukraine toward holding already occupied territories. 9/
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Russia’s April Territorial Losses, 35,000 Casualties, Spring Offensive Collapses
On the battlefield Russia suffered net territorial losses in April for the first time since August 2024. The anticipated spring offensive has collapsed. Ukraine is killing or wounding around 35,000 Russian soldiers per month. 6/
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Ukraine strikes Angstrem microelectronics plant 1750 km away
Strike range has grown to 1,750 km — 2.5 times farther than four years ago. This week drones hit Angstrem Microelectronics in Zelenograd — a key node in Russia’s semiconductor industry. 4/
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Drones strike Russian cruise missile center
Drones also hit MKB Raduga in Dubna, 80 miles from Moscow — the nerve center of Russia’s cruise missile program.