At least three people were injured in drone attacks in the Moscow region, including a 10-year-old girl. Moscow Region Governor Andrei Vorobyov said the unmanned aerial vehicles struck a warehouse belonging to Wildberries and other locations near Moscow.
Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said 637 drones were sent toward Moscow and the surrounding area between Wednesday night and Tuesday morning. Sobyanin said the attack was one of the largest aerial attacks on the Russian capital since the war began.
Sobyanin said Russian forces had shot down 180 drones over the Moscow region and that emergency crews had been dispatched to the areas where the unmanned aerial vehicles crashed.
Damage and power outages in the Moscow region
Wildberries confirmed that the wall of its warehouse in the Moscow region sustained minor damage after drone fragments fell. Images posted on social media showed smoke rising from areas with high-rise buildings under construction in the Moscow region.
Regional energy company Mosoblenergo said more than 5,000 customers were left without electricity after the drones struck infrastructure supplying power to homes.
Power outages in southern Crimea
Several regions, including Crimea, came under heavy attack overnight. Krymenergo, the peninsula's largest electricity supplier, said some towns in southern Crimea experienced power outages following Ukrainian drone attacks.
Fatalities in the Kharkiv region
Officials in Ukraine's northeastern Kharkiv region said at least 10 people were killed in Russian attacks carried out overnight.