莫斯科遭袭

Group 1 - Ukrainian drone attacks temporarily paralyzed air traffic in Moscow, leading to the cancellation or delay of over 300 flights and the diversion of approximately 70 aircraft to other airports [2][3] - Moscow's Sheremetyevo and Vnukovo airports were significantly affected, while Domodedovo and Zhukovsky airports remained operational [3] - Russian authorities reported intercepting around 30 Ukrainian drones, with a total of 273 drones claimed to have been shot down within Russian territory [3] Group 2 - President Putin stated that if Ukraine is unwilling to seek a peaceful resolution, Russia will address the situation through military means [4] - Putin emphasized that the conflict originated from the 2014 Ukrainian "coup" and mentioned that some Western figures are suggesting reasonable conditions for Ukraine to end the conflict [4] - The Russian military has made progress in establishing a security buffer zone along the borders of Sumy, Kharkiv, and Dnipropetrovsk regions, increasing military pressure on Ukrainian forces [6] Group 3 - The Russian Defense Ministry claimed control over Kupiansk in the Kharkiv region, which Ukraine denied, asserting that Ukrainian forces control parts of the city [7] - Kupiansk is a strategic location for Ukrainian supply lines, and capturing it would facilitate further Russian advances [7] - Ukrainian President Zelensky stated that Kupiansk remains under Ukrainian control, with only a small number of Russian troops left in the area [7] Group 4 - President Zelensky is set to visit the U.S. to discuss a "peace plan" with President Trump, with security guarantees being a key topic of discussion [8] - Zelensky highlighted strong support from European allies and mentioned that 90% of the documentation for the peace agreement with the U.S. has been completed [8]