Key facts
- Ukrainian drone attacks near Moscow killed five people and injured 10.
- Wildberries warehouses in Russia's Leningrad and Tver regions were also targeted.
- Russia reported intercepting 320 Ukrainian drones overnight.
- Russian strikes in Ukraine resulted in at least five civilian deaths.
- A drone strike in Arkhipo-Osipovka killed seven people, including three children.
Ukrainian drone attacks in the Moscow region killed five people and injured 10, according to regional governor Andrei Vorobyov. The attacks primarily affected the Chekhov municipal district, causing several fires at the Novoselki industrial zone. Simultaneously, Russian aerial strikes in Ukraine resulted in at least five civilian deaths.
In the Black Sea resort of Arkhipo-Osipovka, a drone strike on Monday killed seven people, including three children, with 58 wounded and 21 hospitalized. Footage circulating online depicted a drone hitting a crowded beach.
Russia's Defense Ministry reported that its forces "continued to strike Ukrainian ports, vessels, and port infrastructure" overnight. They claimed to have hit an automobile components plant and a port terminal in Chornomorsk, where military vehicles were repaired and ammunition and fuel were stored. The ministry also stated that a bulk carrier with military cargo was damaged in Mykolaiv, and another ship unloading military cargo was hit in Pivdennyi. Two other bulk carriers carrying weapons to Ukrainian ports were reportedly damaged at sea south of Odesa.
In Ukraine, Russian attacks on Mykolaiv killed an 89-year-old woman and wounded seven others. A strike in the Odesa region destroyed a private home and injured two people. In the northern Sumy region, six Russian glide bombs killed three people, including two young girls. Kharkiv and surrounding villages also faced Russian strikes, resulting in one death and seven injuries.