Moscow faced one of the largest drone attacks by Ukraine since the conflict began in 2022, with Russian authorities reporting that all 45 incoming drones, including 11 targeting the capital, were successfully neutralized. This escalation comes amid Ukraine's broader military offensive in Russia's western Kursk region, where Kyiv aims to create a buffer zone and disrupt Russian supply lines by targeting critical infrastructure like oil refineries and airfields. Despite the attack, no casualties or significant damage were reported in Moscow or other affected regions. Ukrainian advancements in drone and electronic warfare technology have given them a strategic edge, allowing them to conduct such deep incursions into Russian territory. The attacks have also boosted Ukrainian morale, although the long-term sustainability of these gains remains uncertain.