Moscow faced one of its largest drone attacks to date, with Russian air defenses intercepting 11 drones targeting the capital, according to Mayor Sergei Sobyanin, who reported no casualties or damage. This surge in drone activity comes amidst Ukraine's ongoing military operations, including incursions into the Kursk region, where they claim control over more than 1,250 square kilometers. In total, Russian authorities reported intercepting 45 drones across various regions, including Bryansk and Belgorod. Although drone strikes on Moscow are uncommon, they have increased as Ukraine retaliates for Russian strikes on its energy infrastructure. Ukrainian officials have emphasized their intent to maintain pressure on Russian territory, reflecting a shift in tactics since last summer. Meanwhile, evacuations are underway in Ukraine's Donetsk region, highlighting the broader humanitarian crisis amid the conflict.