Ukraine Targets Moscow with Huge Drone Strike as Russia Warns U.K. Will Pay Price for Supplying Attack Drones

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Ukraine launched more than 600 drones at Moscow, marking a significant long-range assault.
The drone attacks caused fires at a high-rise building and a warehouse owned by Wildberries, Russia's largest online retailer.
Ukraine's Ministry of Defense reported intensified attacks on Wildberries' facilities, impacting several logistics centers.
Russia launched an attack on Pechenhy in Ukraine's Kharkiv region, resulting in 10 fatalities.
The U.K. is supplying Ukraine with a large number of drones, which Russia claims have been used in strikes on its territory.
Russia stated that London's support for Ukraine's drone program signifies an escalation of the conflict.
Fire Point, a domestic company, builds a significant portion of Ukraine's drones and is developing ballistic missiles.
Iryna Terekh, head of Fire Point, views drones as an 'asymmetrical answer' for Ukraine with limited resources.

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