Russia has issued a fresh warning following one of the largest Ukrainian drone attacks reported since the start of the war. Speaking after the massive assault targeting Moscow and other regions, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said that 'words are not enough' and indicated that concrete action is already underway.
Massive Drone Attack on Moscow
According to Russian officials, hundreds of Ukrainian drones were intercepted across the country, including dozens aimed at the Moscow region. The scale of the attack marks a significant escalation in the conflict, with drones reaching deep into Russian territory.
Lavrov's Warning
Lavrov stressed that President Vladimir Putin's directive to target facilities linked to Ukraine's military capabilities is being fulfilled. He stated, 'Zero talks, only attacks,' signaling that diplomatic solutions are off the table for now.
The remarks have fueled expectations of a new wave of Russian strikes as tensions continue to escalate. The latest exchange highlights the growing role of long-range drone warfare in the conflict and raises questions about what Moscow's next move could be.
Escalating Tensions
This drone attack is one of the largest since the war began, demonstrating Ukraine's ability to strike deep inside Russia. Moscow has previously warned that such attacks would not go unanswered, and Lavrov's comments suggest a harsh response is imminent.
Analysts say the use of drones has become a key tactic for both sides, allowing for precision strikes without risking manned aircraft. The conflict shows no signs of de-escalation, with both sides preparing for further military action.
