A large fire broke out at a fertiliser warehouse in the town of Ramenskoye in the Moscow region on Sunday (August 13), reported Russian news agencies citing officials, amid doubts that it may have been caused by Ukrainian drones.

Video | Large fire breaks out at fertiliser warehouse in Moscow region

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all the latest news and top headlines from all across the globe: All the heads of Ukraine's regional military recruitment centres will be dismissed, President Volodymyr Zelensky announced on August 11, amid concerns about corruption. Zelensky said a review of Ukraine's recruiting centres revealed signs of professional abuse ranging from illegal enrichment to transporting draft-eligible men across the border despite a wartime ban.

Russia-Ukraine war: Ukraine dismisses regional military recruitment centre head

Ukraine's repeated drone strikes into the heart of Moscow have made one thing very clear. No territory on either side of the Russia-Ukraine border is now safe from enemy attack. What is interesting is the fact that Russia and Ukraine instead of just relying on expensive missiles are more and more relying on cheaper drones to strike at their enemy. On the 4th of August, Kyiv in an audacious attack struck a Russian warship that was stationed at Russia's Black Sea naval base of Novorossiysk. The video of the damaged warship 'Olenogorsky Gornyak' being towed to the port with the help of two tugboats has now gone viral. Even though Ukraine in its counteroffensive has so far failed to make any major headway, what is clear is that Kyiv is managing to pull off some very audacious attacks on Russia with the use of naval drones. Mohammed Saleh gets you the details.

Ukraine unleashes deadly Naval Drones to break Russia's Black Sea blockade

According to reports, Chinese companies manufacture drones for Russians adapted for strikes, including drones that can carry two 120mm mines at once, each weighing about 16 kg. To know more watch this interview with Senior Fellow at Atlantic Council, Col (R.) Rich Outzen.

Russia-Ukraine war: Lukewarm effect of West's sanction on Moscow

According to reports, Chinese companies manufacture drones for Russians adapted for strikes, including drones that can carry two 120mm mines at once, each weighing about 16 kg.

New twist in Russia-Ukraine drone warfare

Ukraine has said that sea drones struck a major Russian port on Friday and damaged a warship in an attack that underlined Kyiv's growing capabilities as the Black Sea has become increasingly an important Battleground in this war. To know more watch this interview with Founder of Geopolitical Consultancy, Velina Tchakarova.

Kyiv: Sea drones hit a major Russian port

Ukraine has said that sea drones struck a major Russian port on Friday and damaged a warship in an attack that underlined Kyiv's growing capabilities as the Black Sea has become increasingly an important Battleground in this war.

Russia-Ukraine war: Another sea drone attack by Ukraine on Russian base

The two office buildings were damaged in the drone attack on Moscow, the capital of Russia, which Russian authorities are currently blaming on Ukraine, according to Moscow's mayor. He added that no one was hurt. Rescue efforts started as soon as law enforcement agencies arrived on the scene.

Russia-Ukraine War: Russian capital comes under drone attack allegedly from Ukraine

Disclaimer: A number of claims and counterclaims are being made on the Ukraine-Russia conflict on the ground and online. While WION takes utmost care to accurately report this developing news story, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos.

Amid Ukrainian drone attack in Moscow, Putin claims Russia is not against peace talks

Russia condemned the Ukrainian drone attack on non-residential buildings in the capital city of Moscow on Monday (July 24) and vowed retaliatory measures, after Kyiv claimed responsibility for the strikes.

Russia vows 'retaliatory' action after Kyiv's drones  strike near defence HQ in Moscow

Russian-appointed head of Crimea said that an ammunition depot was “detonated” on Saturday (July 22) by the Ukrainian drone attack and ordered the people living within the five kilometres of the attack to evacuate while halting the rail traffic.

Ammunition depot in Crimea 'destroyed' in Ukraine drone attack, cluster munition fired in Russian village

As the war in Ukraine continues the reliance on drones has exponentially increased and not just for Russia but also for Ukraine. Drones have been crucial in the war since the very first days at that time the Ukrainian servicemen deployed them to monitor Russia's troop movements. Last year Ukrainian president Zelensky also appealed for donations that there are Gifts of smaller consumer drones to be donated directly to Ukraine or to warehouses in the US and Poland for onward shipment to the front lines.

Ukraine's combat usage of drones also on the rise

Russia reportedly thwarts Ukrainian drone strikes in Crimea, conflict intensifies in South

Some fresh updates coming in from the conflict zone of Russia and Ukraine. Moscow claiming to have shot down four Ukrainian drones on Tuesday while a fifth one jammed and crashed in an open area in the capital city. This comes on the sidelines of Kyiv's counter-offensive.

Russia blames Kyiv for drone attacks

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all the latest news and top headlines from all across the globe: Russia has said that Ukraine attacked Moscow with at least five roles that were all either shot down or jammed. Reports suggest one of the capital's main airports had rerouted flights for several hours. The Russian Defence Ministry said that four Ukrainian drones were shot down by Moscow's air defences while the fifth one was jammed and crashed into the Moscow region. No injuries have been reported in the attack.

Russia-Ukraine War: Ukraine attacked Moscow with at least five drones

Russian air defence units successfully repelled a drone attack carried out by Ukrainian forces targeting a pumping station on the Druzhba oil pipeline located in the area, reported Reuters quoting Alexander Bogomaz, the governor of the Bryansk region, which borders Ukraine.

Russia thwarts drone attack on Druzhba oil pipeline station near Ukraine border

The head of the AI tests and operations within the US Air Force has revealed that during the simulated test, the AI-powered road was tasked with destroying the enemy's air defence systems. The shocking military test involved an AI-controlled drone that went above and beyond to complete its mission.

US: AI-controlled drone turns against its human operator

In Pics | Russia accuses West of backing Ukraine's attack on Moscow

Ukraine launched one of its biggest drone attacks on Moscow on Tuesday, according to Russia, whose defence ministry said all were destroyed approaching the city. Drones hit several buildings in Moscow, forcing some people to evacuate their homes. Two people sought medical assistance following the drone attack on the Russian capital.

Is Kyiv taking the war to Moscow? | Russia-Ukraine war

Rare drone attack in Russian capital city Moscow, Ukrainian terrorists blamed

Drone strikes Moscow after fresh wave of Russian attacks on Kyiv

Ukrainian 'terrorist attack' says Russia after reported drone strikes

Here, we bring you the news that is trending across WION's social media platforms- Drones hit several buildings in Moscow, forcing some people to evacuate their homes. Two people sought medical assistance following the drone attack on the Russian capital.

Drone attack in Moscow: Two injured, one hospitalised; Ukraine denies involvement | WION Speed News

Russia blames Ukraine for massive drone attack on Moscow, Kyiv denies involvement

drone-attack

Drone Attack, News on Drone Attack, stories on Drone Attack, articles on Drone Attack, Drone Attack stories at Wion, Drone Attack news, Drone Attack latest news