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Ukraine has carried out what Russian officials call the **largest-scale drone attack** on Moscow since the war began, following a weekend barrage of roughly 1,000 drones targeting the capital and surrounding areas.[1][12] The strikes come as Russia holds wartime elections and as global leaders gather for the UN General Assembly, heightening fears of further escalation and wider economic disruption.[1][3][8] Military sites in Syria’s Aleppo region and southern Ukraine have also been hit, underscoring the conflict’s widening geographic and geopolitical impact.[3][1]
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Russia’s ruling, Kremlin-aligned United Russia party is on course to retain its constitutional majority in parliamentary elections held under wartime conditions and ongoing drone attacks. The vote is taking place amid intensified strikes on Moscow and occupied Ukrainian regions, heightening concerns about democratic legitimacy and regional security.[5][6][2]
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Ukraine has launched one of the largest drone attacks yet against Moscow, striking the Russian capital and other regions as Russia holds parliamentary elections. Russian officials report deaths, injuries and damage to energy infrastructure as hundreds of drones were intercepted.
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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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Ukraine has launched one of its largest attacks yet on the Moscow region, hitting an oil refinery and other targets and leaving at least two to three people dead, according to Russian authorities. Flights were suspended at Moscow airports and videos released by President Volodymyr Zelenskyy show flames and smoke at facilities around the capital as Russia’s parliamentary election enters its final day.[2][4][8][12][6][9][11][14]
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The widening Iran-linked conflict across the Middle East has forced Saudi Arabia to shut a critical oil pipeline following drone strikes, while renewed attacks near the Strait of Hormuz are heightening fears over global energy supplies.[11][14][15] Analysts say the disruption now looks less like a brief shock and more like a prolonged test of the world economy’s resilience.[11] Oil markets and governments are bracing for sustained volatility and potential price spikes as the risk to key shipping lanes and infrastructure grows.[11][15]
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Saudi Arabia has shut down a major oil pipeline after drone attacks that Riyadh says originated from Iraq, raising fresh concerns about energy security and escalation in the Middle East.[12][10] Reuters and Al Jazeera both flagged the pipeline shutdown and the wider regional standoff as the most urgent developing story in their world coverage.[6][10]
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