Ukrainian drone attacks target Russian energy infrastructure and Moscow, officials say


MOSCOW (Reuters) -Ukraine targetted Russian energy infrastructure with drones, disrupting air traffic across the country and sending several drones towards Moscow for the third straight night, Russian authorities said on Wednesday.

Russian air defence units destroyed a total of 100 Ukrainian drones overnight, including six over the Moscow region, and the rest over 11 regions and Crimea, the Russian defence ministry said on the Telegram messaging app.

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