Ukraine launches mass drone attack as Russia opens three-day parliamentary elections

Ukraine fired over 350 drones at Moscow and other Russian regions on Friday morning as Russia opened polling for its first State Duma elections since invading Ukraine, according to Moscow's mayor. The three-day vote for 450 seats runs until 18:00 GMT Sunday, with only pro-war parties on the ballot after Yabloko, the sole antiwar party, was barred in August; Russia is also running voting in occupied Ukrainian territory. President Vladimir Putin's United Russia party is expected to win the most seats, though the margin and other parties' results are being watched closely.