Moscow Drone Attack: Dubna Research Facility Hit, Airports Disrupted

Drone Attacks Rock Moscow and Suburbs: Dubna Research Facility Targeted Moscow and its surrounding areas were targeted in a significant drone attack on the night of May 28, 2025. The attack caused damage to several Moscow airports, disrupting air travel and highlighting vulnerabilities in Russia's air defenses. A key target appears to have been a facility in Dubna, a city known for its role in the development of drone and aerospace technology. "Thirty-three drones were detected approaching Moscow, and 42 in the Moscow region," reported one source. The attacks caused significant disruption, with several airports closing for extended periods. One airport, Vnukovo, was reported to have closed five times in recent days. The strategic targeting of Dubna suggests a deliberate effort to disrupt Russia's capacity for producing advanced weaponry. Further investigation is needed to fully assess the extent of the damage and the long-term effects on Russia's military capabilities. While the immediate aftermath of the attacks caused chaos and concern, the incident underscores the evolving nature of modern warfare and the challenges of maintaining security in an era of advanced drone technology. The precise impact of the attack on Russia's defense industry remains to be fully assessed.