Moscow hit by 650 Ukrainian drones in one of war’s largest strikes on the capital

The scale here is the signal: a single overnight window with hundreds of drones aimed at the capital suggests sustained, industrialised production and launch capacity rather than a one-off. The emphasis on intercepts at long range points to a defensive model that trades depth for cost, and the reference to nearly two years frames this as a threshold being crossed rather than a routine exchange. Whether this tempo becomes the new baseline, and how air defence economics hold up against it, is the open question.