Tens of millions of roubles have been allocated for repairs to shelters across Moscow districts and St Petersburg metro stations as Ukrainian drones struck another Russian refinery on Sunday, as the

Huge fires burned through Moscow overnight following one of the biggest Ukrainian drone attacks in the Russian capital, which left two people dead.

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MOSCOW, Sept 20 (Reuters) - The largest Ukrainian drone attack reported so far on Moscow region killed two people and damaged part of an oil refinery in the capital, authorities said on Sunday, as Russia enters the final day of parliamentary elections.

The largest Ukrainian drone attacks on the Moscow region have claimed two lives, leaving six people injured.Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said 450 drones heading for the capital had been shot down in what he called an 'unprecedented attack',

On September 20, it was reported that facilities at a Moscow refinery were damaged in a large-scale drone attack on Russia by Ukraine. The following day, the 21st, reports remained in the market that Saudi Arabia had intercepted a ballistic missile attack on Riyadh by the Houthi rebels in Yemen.

The refinery attack forms part of Ukraine’s campaign against facilities supporting Russia’s war effort. Kyiv has developed long-range weapons to reach military and industrial targets well beyond the front line, while Moscow has repeatedly attacked Ukrainian cities and energy infrastructure.

Having framed the election as a test of support for the war, Putin is likely to point to the results to say that most people back his decision to fight on until key war aims are met. Putin has said that ​those who fought in Ukraine are "warriors",