Russian air defenses reported the interception of 347 Ukrainian drones overnight, marking a significant escalation in aerial attacks as tensions rise. The drones were shot down over 20 regions, including Moscow, indicating a broad operational reach. This incident is noted as Ukraine's second-largest drone attack since the commencement of the conflict over four years ago, with the largest recorded in March 2023, when 389 drones were launched. The timing of the attack is particularly sensitive, coinciding with Russia's Victory Day celebrations, which commemorate the defeat of Nazi Germany in World War II. In response to the escalating situation, Russian authorities announced a unilateral ceasefire for Friday and Saturday, which Ukraine has reciprocated with its own suspension of hostilities starting from midnight Tuesday.