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Russia says Ukraine launched a major overnight drone attack on Moscow and surrounding areas, with 290 drones targeting the capital region, killing two people and setting a warehouse on fire. Officials reported damage to homes, apartments and cars, while a military blogger said an oil depot was hit.
Ukrainian drones struck the Moscow oil refinery for the second time in a week, as Russia launched missiles at Kyiv. President Zelensky is seeking US and European support for a deal to end the war after speaking with Trump and other G7 leaders.
Ukraine launched one of its largest drone attacks on the Moscow region, deploying dozens of drones. Russian air defenses intercepted the assault without major damage reported. The attack highlights Ukraine’s increasing ability to strike deep inside Russian territory.
Moscow's air defense systems shot down a drone approaching the Russian capital on May 3, according to Mayor Sergey Sobyanin, who added that emergency teams were responding to the debris impact site.
Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin announced that another enemy drone was shot down while approaching the Russian capital on May 2, 2026. No casualties or damage were reported, and officials have not disclosed further details.
Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin announced that air defense forces have downed another UAV heading for the capital. The drone was destroyed before it could attack, with no casualties or damage reported. This incident is part of a recent string of drone strikes targeting Moscow amid the ongoing conflict.
Russian emergency services extinguished a fire at a livestock farm in the Moscow region early on May 1. The blaze originated in the barn area and was quickly contained. No casualties or cause have been reported yet.
Russia's Federal Air Transport Agency on May 1 reported that Sheremetyevo Airport is functioning by receiving and dispatching flights only after obtaining clearance from authorities. The situation is tightly monitored, with all flights required to follow a mandatory approval process for safety and stability.
