Ukrainian drones struck Moscow for the third consecutive day on June 10, 2026, with Russian air defenses claiming to have shot down at least 22 incoming drones, according to Moscow's mayor. The attacks are part of a sustained Ukrainian campaign targeting Russian energy infrastructure and supply lines, with the Energy Ministry acknowledging drone strikes on oil refineries are causing fuel shortages in Russian-controlled southern regions. This marks an escalation in long-range strike capability by Ukraine and signals a shift in tactical focus toward economic disruption of Russian logistics.