莫斯科市中心库德林斯卡亚广场一家餐厅周六晚间发生爆炸，造成至少3人死亡、至少21人受伤[1][2]。莫斯科市长谢尔盖·索比亚宁将此事件定性为"野蛮的恐怖袭击"，并表示"受害者目前在该市医院接受所有必要照顾"[1][2]。根据俄罗斯反恐委员会的说法，一名女性携带自制爆炸装置试图进入餐厅，在被保安阻止后，装置在入口处引爆，导致该女性、保安和一名顾客丧生[1]。
与此同时，乌克兰无人机在周六晚间和周日早间对俄罗斯多地发动了大规模攻击[1]。攻击目标包括莫斯科东南约900公里的恩格斯市、萨马拉州、别尔哥罗德州等地[1]。俄罗斯声称在整个夜间共击落635架乌克兰无人机[1]。别尔哥罗德州报告有14人在攻击中受伤，基辅周末至少有9人死亡、33人受伤[1]。目前，俄罗斯当局尚未公开确定莫斯科餐厅爆炸事件的责任方，调查仍在进行中[2]。
A bomb explosion at a restaurant on Kudrinskaya Square in central Moscow on Saturday evening killed at least three people and wounded at least 21 others.[1][2] According to Russia's counterterrorism committee, a woman carrying a homemade explosive device attempted to enter the restaurant but was stopped by security personnel; the device detonated at the entrance, killing the woman, a security guard, and a customer.[1] Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin characterized the incident as a "brutal terrorist attack," stating that victims are receiving necessary care at city hospitals.[1][2] Russian authorities have not yet publicly identified those responsible, and the investigation remains ongoing.[2]
The blast occurred amid an escalation of cross-border violence. Ukrainian drones launched extensive attacks against multiple Russian locations on Saturday evening and Sunday morning, striking targets including Engels city (approximately 900 kilometers southeast of Moscow), Samara region, and Belgorod region.[1] Russia claimed to have shot down over 200 Ukrainian drones during Saturday's attacks, and reported destroying 635 drones throughout the night.[1] Belgorod region reported 14 people injured in the drone strikes, while Kyiv authorities documented at least 9 deaths and 33 wounded over the weekend.[1]