India, June 30 -- Ukraine has launched another long-range strike on a key Russian satellite communications hub near Moscow, marking the second reported attack on the strategic military facility in recent days, as the conflict between the two countries continues to intensify.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said the operation targeted the satellite communications centre in Dubna, located in the Moscow region. The facility is considered an important part of Russia's military communications infrastructure and has previously been targeted by Ukrainian forces.

Meanwhile, Russia's Defence Ministry claimed its air defence systems intercepted 419 Ukrainian drones overnight, including 56 drones headed towards Moscow. Russian authorities ...