Ukrainian drones targeted Moscow for the second consecutive night on Monday, as the Russian capital prepared for Victory Day celebrations.

Ukraine's air defence units were trying repel a missile attack on Kyiv, the mayor of the Ukrainian capital said early on Wednesday after a series of explosions shook the city.

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Twice in the past two days, Ukrainian drones have threatened Moscow, but it is unlikely they will disrupt the Kremlin’s ...

The volley came just days before a planned parade in the capital to mark the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II in ...

A Ukrainian drone attack forced Moscow to close its airports for several hours, Russian officials said on Tuesday, before ...

Kherson region. On May 5, Russian forces launched ballistic missiles, drones, and artillery shells on 38 towns and villages ...

"Vladimir, STOP!" President Donald Trump said after Moscow launched a barrage of drones and missiles on the Ukrainian capital last month.