乌克兰无人机在周二夜间对莫斯科地区发动袭击，造成至少5人死亡、10人受伤[1][3]。攻击目标为位于诺沃塞尔基的工业设施，距克里姆林宫约69公里[1]。乌克兰媒体报道称该设施与俄罗斯在线零售商Wildberries相关[2]。乌克兰声称这些设施被用于向俄军供应物资，但俄方对此予以否认[1]。
俄罗斯防御部称夜间拦截摧毁320架乌克兰无人机[1][3]。作为回应，俄罗斯对乌克兰多个目标进行轰炸打击。乌克兰遭袭地点包括南部港口城市尼古拉耶夫和黑海度假地阿尔希波-奥西波夫卡，后者的袭击造成7人死亡，包括3名儿童[3]。俄罗斯在Mykolaiv、Sumy等地的轰炸也造成平民伤亡，其中包括一名89岁女性和两名女童（年龄分别为5岁和10岁）[3]。乌克兰近期加强了对俄罗斯境内物流站点和仓库的远程无人机攻击[2]。
Ukrainian drone strikes on warehouses near Moscow killed at least five people and wounded between seven and ten others on Tuesday night.[1][2][3] The attack targeted industrial facilities in Novoselki, approximately 69 kilometers from the Kremlin, with Ukrainian media linking the site to logistics operations associated with Russian online retailer Wildberries.[1][2]
Ukraine has intensified remote drone attacks on Russian logistics hubs and warehouses in recent weeks, part of a broader campaign targeting supply infrastructure supporting Russian military operations.[2] Russian officials denied that the facilities struck were military-related.[1] Moscow's air defense system reported intercepting and destroying 320 Ukrainian drones during the overnight operation.[1][3] In response, Russia launched counterattacks against Ukrainian targets, including strikes on the southern port city of Mykolaiv that killed at least one person and wounded others.[1][3] Additional Russian strikes in other Ukrainian regions resulted in civilian casualties, including deaths in Sumy.[3]