Drone attack in Moscow kills five, wounds six, governor says

MOSCOW — A drone strike on an area inside Moscow killed at least five people and wounded six, the city's governor said on Tuesday. The attack targeted a district within the Russian capital, according to the Russian state news agency Tass. Separately, the governor of the Leningrad Region said on Telegram that drones had struck a storage facility near St. Petersburg, Russia's second-largest city. The governor did not name the facility. The reported strikes come amid a series of drone attacks on Moscow and other major Russian cities in recent months. Russian officials have repeatedly said air defenses are intercepting incoming drones, though some have caused casualties and damage. No immediate claim of responsibility was reported in the statements. Details on the origin of the drones were not provided.