A Night of Fire and Falling Sky: How a Drone Strike Reached the Doorstep of MoscowIn Voskresensk, the night still smelled of ash and boiled cabbage long after the sirens fell silent. “I saw a bright streak,” said Marina Petrovna, a neighbor who had rushed outside in her slippers. You can’t tell in the dark.”Numbers that matterIn the span of a week, the airwaves and regional briefings offered a litany of figures: Russia’s defence ministry reported that 84 Ukrainian drones were intercepted overnight, with four detonations over the Moscow region. Drones, small and relatively cheap, have scaled fast. Russia said 84 Ukrainian drones were intercepted that night; the previous night Ukraine reported facing 595 drones and 48 missiles.