Moscow unleashed both Kalibr and Onyx missiles plus Iranian Shahed drones with fires breaking out in highrises in the city's business region.
One Russian weapon was pictured with the words: "This is for Kursk." That is a reference to Ukraine forces striking just inside the Russian border.
The Khalino airbase - which houses MiG-29SMT and Su-30SM warplanes was struck by a kamikaze drone.
The assault came hours after the FSB security service HQ in Kursk city was also hit by Volodymyr Zelensky's forces.
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