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July 24, 2023, and this is your DSR Daily Brief. I'm Chris Cotnor.

And I'm Riley Fessler.

Our top stories from international outlets this morning.

Russia has accused Ukraine of being responsible for a drone attack that caused damage to two buildings in Moscow

with the Russian Defense Ministry stating that the drones were suppressed and crashed without causing casualties.

In a separate incident, Russian installed officials ordered an evacuation in Crimea after a reported Ukrainian drone attack on an ammunition depot.

Ukraine, on the other hand, reported injuries in the destruction of a grain hangar in new Russian drone attacks on its southern Odessa region.

The attacks on Odessa have been escalating since Russia withdrew from a grain deal.

Moscow's mayor confirmed the drone strikes, and while the buildings were non-residential and not significantly damaged,

drone fragments were found near the Defense Ministry's buildings.

Russia had previously accused Ukraine of similar drone attacks, and the latest attack in Odessa came just a day after Russia targeted the city with missile strikes,

destroying a historic cathedral, prompting a condemnation from UNESCO.

Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelinsky vowed retaliation for the attack.

The recent national election in Spain resulted in a split parliament with no clear governing majority.

The center-right popular party secured the most votes, but lacks enough seats to form a government on its own, or with its preferred coalition partner, the far-right Vox party.

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