A total of 25 drones targeted the Moscow region, and the first of these was shot down at around 3 pm, after which the attacks ceased for two hours. All Moscow airports imposed temporary restrictions on aircraft landings and departures. The restrictions were later lifted from some airports.

Moscow airports closed after Ukrainian drone attacks; Russia claims to have shot down many UAVs

Kyiv, on Tuesday (Mar 5) claimed that it used sea drones to down a Russian Black Sea Fleet patrol ship near the Kerch strait in occupied Crimea. Meanwhile, a military intelligence source in Kyiv told AFP that Ukraine also struck an oil depot in the Russian border region of Belgorod and set at least one fuel tank ablaze.

Ukraine claims to have sunk Russian warship near Crimea using sea drones

Russia said on Saturday it had repelled an attempted Ukrainian drone attack on Russian "civilian transport ships" on Friday evening in the southwestern part of the Black Sea, a key artery for grain and oil exports from both countries.

Russia says it foiled Ukrainian drone attack on civilian cargo ships in Black Sea

At least five people were killed and five others were injured in Russian shelling in Ukraine’s southern region of Kherson and eastern Donetsk region over the past 24 hours, said Ukrainian officials, on Thursday (Nov 23).

At least five killed in 24 hours in Russian strikes in southern, eastern Ukraine: Kyiv

Russian officials on Sunday (Oct 1) reported a wave of attacks by Ukrainian drones and shelling which left three people injured and forced an airport to divert flights, reported news agency AFP.

At least three injured in Russian regions hit by Ukrainian shelling, drones: Moscow

Russian-appointed officials in Crimea said that explosions were heard near the bridge which links the Russian mainland to the annexed region early on Saturday (August 5), stating that the blasts were related to a Ukrainian drone attack carried out on a Russian tanker.

Explosions in Crimea, Russian tanker hit in Ukrainian drone attack, claim officials