**Ukrainian Drones Strike Russian Facility Near Moscow**
A rare and bold attack was carried out by Ukrainian drones on a drone development facility in Dubna, a city located just outside of Moscow. According to reports from local Russian Telegram channels Astra and Baza, the facility was targeted by these unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).
Eyewitnesses shared videos on social media showing the drones flying over Dubna and then exploding, causing fires at impact sites. Local residents were heard saying “Kronshtadt got hit again,” suggesting that this may not be the first time Ukrainian forces have struck targets in the area.
The attack highlights Ukraine’s growing capabilities and willingness to take bold action against Russian interests, even when they are close to Moscow. The use of drones in such a manner also raises questions about the vulnerability of Russian military facilities, especially those focused on drone development.
As reported by Euromaidan Press, this attack is not an isolated incident. In fact, it’s part of a larger trend where Ukrainian forces have been using drones effectively against Russian targets, including the claimed shooting down of 296 Ukrainian drones by Russia.
The implications of such attacks are significant, demonstrating that Ukraine is capable of launching complex and coordinated operations even in areas heavily controlled by Russia. As the war in Ukraine continues to unfold, these types of strikes will likely become more frequent, putting further pressure on Russian military resources and strategic planning.
