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Ukraine fires over 1,000 drones at Russia in "largest ever" attack on Moscow

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Briefings

On September 20, 2026, Russia held its first post-invasion Duma election in Ukrainian-occupied regions, coinciding with a three-day vote. The event was characterized by Ukrainian drone strikes targeting Moscow, described by the source as the largest ever attack on the capital. The article notes the election was organized for the first time in these occupied territories, marking a significant shift in the political landscape of the conflict.

Key points

• Russia conducted its first post-invasion Duma election in Ukrainian-occupied regions on September 20, 2026, coinciding with a three-day voting period.
• Ukrainian drone strikes were reported targeting Moscow during this election, which the source describes as the largest ever attack on the capital.

Context and limitations

The article is a single source report from September 2026, with limited context regarding the specific number of drones used, the exact number of strikes, or the full scope of the election results. Details by Shirli Sitbon are provided, but broader regional data or long-term trends remain unavailable.

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