Ukraine has hit the Moscow region with a swarm of 400 drones in what is believed to be one of its biggest attacks of the war. Hundreds of drones were sent to strategic sites across the region surrounding the Russian capital. 'Overnight, air defence forces and electronic warfare systems repelled a drone attack on Moscow region. The main consequences were recorded in Podolsk, Domodedovo, and the Odintsovo district,' Andrei Vorobyov, ​the governor of ‌the Moscow region, wrote on the Telegram messaging app.Vorobyov said two people were wounded and several civilian infrastructure facilities were set ablaze and damaged.Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said more than 400 'enemy drones' were launched at the Moscow region between 8:30 p.m. (1730 GMT) and 5:00 a.m. (0200 GMT).Most were neutralised by air defence systems at a long range, including 85 destroyed while approaching the Russian capital.Wildberries, Russia's largest online retailer, said on Monday its logistics centre in the Podolsk district had been evacuated as a precaution but later resumed normal operations.On Saturday, waves of Ukrainian drone attacks killed seven warehouse workers of Wildberries and injured dozens more, while another attack sparked a fire at an oil depot in the wider Moscow region. Ukraine hit a logistics hub in Moscow region with its biggest drone attack on the region Yalta in occupied Crimea was under Ukrainian attack Hundreds of drones were sent to strategic sites across the region surrounding the Russian capitalThe Russian Defence Ministry said air defence systems had shot down 381 Ukrainian drones over Russian regions and the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov overnight. An oil depot in Podolsk and a vast logistics hub close to Southern Gates industrial complex at Moscow's Domodedovo airport were among the confirmed targets.A drone exploded on a high-rise tower - seen in dramatic footage - leading to six people hospitalised with blast injuries.Huge fires raged around this region ringing Moscow city in the latest blitzkrieg by Ukraine aimed at taking the war to where the pro-war Kremlin elite live.The aim is that they should directly feel the consequences of the conflict they espouse, suffering as do Ukrainians under Putin's barrage.Putin's main official residence close to the Russian capital - his Novo-Ogaryovo palace - is just outside the city in Moscow regionA giant warehouse at Koledino belonging to Wildberries - known as Russia's Amazon - was evacuated amid today's drone onslaught.This followed giant weekend strikes on two of the online marketplace's hubs costing at least £1.5 billion in damages.The overnight strikes caused major disruption at Moscow airports, and highlighted the limitation of Putin's air defences.The attacks followed Russia's most powerful ballistic missile attack of the war directed at Kyiv on Sunday. Smoke billows after Ukrainian drone attacks, according the local authorities, in the course of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, in Podolsk, Moscow Region, Russia, July 20, 2026 The overnight strikes caused major disruption at Moscow airportsThere were also reports of a power blackout in Putin-occupied Crimea after hits on power plants.And a fire ignited at a military airfield in Yeisk, Krasnodar region, following drones strikes.Russia staged strikes on bulk carriers supplying Ukraine in the Black Sea.A total of ten crew members were killed in a Russian attack on a Turkish-owned ship GOLDEN LEO, flagged in Guinea-Bissau.Five reported missing were early today reported to have died. Another eight were wounded.The strike was close to famous Snake Island, and Ukrainian sources said the vessel was carrying grain.Citizens of Ukraine, Syria and India were among the dead.In Odesa region, a nudist couple were pictured watching a smoking civilian cargo vessel after another Russian strike.Russian sources claimed the vessels were carrying military cargos or used to launch drones.Russia has lost at least 178 vessels destroyed or damaged in the past two weeks.Russian strikes also killed an 11-year-old girl who was trapped under rubble in Zaporizhzhia. Two women pensioners, aged 71 and 72, also died.In all, 42 civilians were injured, making a mockery of Russian claims that they do not target civilians.The Russian defence ministry claimed it overnight destroyed or intercepted 381 Ukrainian drones.