Ukraine launches 144 drones in attack over Russia, Moscow says
At least 20 drones were downed over the capital, the defense ministry said.
Russia's Defense Ministry said Tuesday it downed 144 Ukrainian drones during a major overnight attack over nine regions in the west of the country
The ministry described the operation as "a terrorist attack using unmanned aerial vehicles.
It reported 72 drones downed over the Bryansk region, 14 over Kursk, 13 over Tula, eight over Belgorod, seven over Kaluga
At least 20 drones flew over Moscow, according to the defense ministry.
Moscow regional Gov. Andrey Vorobyov said on Telegram that one 46-year-old woman died in Ramenskoye in the southeast of the city
Three others were injured in Ramenskoye and hospitalized. Another 43 people were taken to temporary accommodation centers
Three buildings in the town were hit, with 54 apartments damaged.
Operations at three of the capital's four airports were disrupted during the attack.