Drone Barrage Targets Moscow; Ukraine Issues New Sanctions

Russian authorities said they intercepted a large Ukrainian drone barrage aimed at Moscow Monday evening into Tuesday, with Moscow officials reporting dozens to hundreds of drones downed and temporary flight restrictions at multiple airports. Kyiv and Moscow reported deadly strikes elsewhere: Ukrainian officials said a Russian guided-bomb strike on Zaporizhzhia damaged civilian housing and killed three, while Russian-appointed Crimean authorities said a Ukrainian drone hit a resort, killing three and wounding others. President Zelensky said Ukraine launched over 140 drones overall and is preparing a diplomatic push at the U.N. General Assembly, including a planned meeting with former U.S. President Donald Trump. European leaders warned the fighting risks spilling beyond Ukraine after incidents involving Poland and Estonia. Domestically, Ukraine imposed sanctions targeting 83 individuals and 13 entities tied to Russian propaganda and activity in occupied territories, aiming to align those measures with an anticipated new European sanctions package on Russian energy and finance.