Drones strike Moscow again as Russia claims air defenses repel attack

Drones strike Moscow again as Russia claims air defenses repelled attack. Explosions, smoke, and drone activity were reported in Moscow and the surrounding region on the morning of June 19, with authorities saying air defenses intercepted dozens of drones approaching the capital. Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin initially said six drones were downed, later stating more than 30 had been shot down as emergency crews worked at debris sites. The night before, a wave of drone strikes hit Moscow and other regions, while Ukraine's General Staff confirmed a strike on the Moscow Oil Refinery, which has capacity of over 12 million tons per year. Zelensky urged allies to pressure Putin.