Ukraine delivered a barrage of missiles and more than 1,000 drones on Russia, which Moscow is calling the "largest ever" of the war and an attack on its parliamentary elections.Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy hailed the strike at the "dollars that support the war machine" as a push for Russia to "end its brutal war and choose peace.""Tonight in the Moscow region, our long-range responses were felt very acutely," Zelenskyy wrote early Sunday morning on X."One of the key enterprises of the Russian Federation's oil industry and an aggressor's logistics facility have been struck.
These are billions of dollars that support the war machine."UKRAINE UNLEASHES MORE THAN 400 DRONES NEAR MOSCOW IN ONE OF WAR'S BIGGEST ATTACKSFlames and smoke rise from Moscow's oil refinery in southeast Moscow following a large-scale Ukrainian drone attack Sept.20, 2026.
(AP)Zelenskyy added that the Ukraine attack was a stern response to Russian aggression, making a future call for the U.S., Europe and the G7 to deliver "new sanctions.""This week alone, Russia has launched more than 2,000 attack drones against us, most of them jet-powered, as well as 1,700 aerial bombs and 19 missiles of various types," he wrote on X."Ukraine is constantly looking for and finding ways to defend itself and respond to these attacks on life."It is important that our partners also look for and find ways to make Russia feel its war.
Now is the right moment to take new sanctions steps against the aggressor and force peace through strength.The United States has the means to do this, Europe has them, and so does every G7 country.
We are counting on new, strong steps."The Kremlin was wrapping up the third and last day of its parliamentary elections this weekend and said two were killed and 20 wounded, according local Gov.Andrei Vorobyov.UKRAINE LAUNCHES WHAT APPEARS TO BE ONE OF ITS LARGEST DRONE ATTACKS AGAINST RUSSIA: REPORTPlumes of smoke rise from fires at an oil refinery following what authorities sai...