Ukraine launches 'largest ever' drone attack on Moscow after Russia 'bombs Ukrainian children's cafe' as Putin desperately drums up support from Chechen warlord pal Ramzan Kadyrov

Ukraine has launched what is believed to be the largest ever drone strike against Moscow since Vladimir Putin's invasion began in February 2022. Video footage showed Russian air defence systems working overtime through the night Vladimir Putin has made gains in Ukraine's industrial Donbas region Putin's forces hit a children's cafe in Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia region Putin was seen visiting Chechen warlord Ramzan Kadyrov last night Mr Sobyanin said of the attack: 'This is one of the largest attempts to attack Moscow using drones ever.' Many of Ukraine's drones that targeted Moscow were destroyed over the city of Podolsk, which lies 24 miles south of the capital Moscow's mayor Sergei Sobyanin said of the attack: 'This is one of the largest attempts to attack Moscow using drones ever' The Lavender Cafe, a children's cafe in the Zaporizhzhia region, was struck by a Russian missile A 15-year-old boy tragically died in the strike. Putin was last night seen with Chechen warlord Ramzan Kadyrov, considered by many to be one of his closest allies, in Chechnya, where the pair were inspecting troops gearing themselves up to fight Ukraine. Putin was last night seen with Chechen warlord Ramzan Kadyrov, considered by many to be one of his closest allies, in Chechnya Chechnya is a largely Muslim republic that is still part of Russia Kadyrov told Putin on Tuesday that Chechnya, a largely Muslim republic that is part of Russia, had sent more than 47,000 troops since the start of the war to fight Ukraine The Kremlin has relied on Kadyrov to keep the North Caucasus stable following years of turmoil 'As long as we have men like you, we are absolutely, absolutely invincible,' Putin told troops at the Russian Special Forces University, a training school in Chechnya's Gudermes, according to a transcript on the Kremlin's website.