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Russia’s ruling, Kremlin-aligned United Russia party is on track to secure victory in the country’s first parliamentary election since the full-scale war in Ukraine began.[5][7][15] The vote is widely viewed as a test of domestic support for President Vladimir Putin’s wartime policies and has been held amid drone strikes on Moscow and heavy security measures.[5][15]
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Ukraine has launched its biggest drone attack to date on Moscow and the surrounding region, striking an oil refinery and killing at least two to three people as Russia’s parliamentary elections enter their final day.[1][6][9][13] The assault, described by Moscow’s mayor as the largest ever on the capital area, underscores the growing reach of Ukrainian strikes deep inside Russia and raises fresh questions over the security and legitimacy of Russia’s wartime vote.[1][6][9][15]
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Russia’s first wartime parliamentary election has been overshadowed by Ukrainian drone attacks that hit an oil refinery near Moscow, killing at least two people and disrupting flights at capital airports.[3][7][10][13] The strikes underscore the continuing intensity of the Russia-Ukraine conflict even as Russians head to the polls.[3][7][10][13]
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