转自：扬子晚报 莫斯科市长谢尔盖·索比亚宁先前通报，俄方拦截了约30架乌克兰无人机。俄国防部则称，俄罗斯境内 共击落273架无人机。与往常一样，该部门未提供任何有关损失的消息。 各航空公司也通知了乘客有关圣彼得堡及其他城市的航班时刻调整情况。俄罗斯国际航空公司28日上午 宣布，转降其他机场的飞机预计将于当日陆续降落莫斯科，并补充称乘客与机组人员均已得到妥善安 置。 航班运行预计将于28日晚些时候恢复正常。受无人机威胁影响，数以千计的乘客反复滞留机场。 来源：参考消息 据德新社12月28日报道，俄罗斯当局称，乌克兰通过无人机袭击莫斯科，暂时让俄首都的空中交通陷入 瘫痪，在全国假期开始前让数百架航班停飞。 俄航空当局发言人称，莫斯科的谢列梅捷沃机场和伏努科沃机场有数小时无法进行飞机起降。俄罗斯新 闻社报道说，超300架航班被迫取消或发生延误，约70架飞机转降其他机场。 莫斯科的另外两个机场——多莫杰多沃机场和茹科夫斯基机场——未受影响。 ...

由于莫斯科机场的管制措施，圣彼得堡的普尔科沃机场将作为备用机场，一些飞往莫斯科的航班可能会改道飞往圣彼得堡。 来源：新华社 莫斯科连日遭无人机袭击。 俄罗斯首都莫斯科市连日遭到无人机袭击，机场被迫实施空中管制，导致航班大面积延误或取消。 莫斯科市市长索比亚宁在社交媒体发文说，10日上午一小时内，俄防空系统击落了4架飞往莫斯科的无人机。从10日晚间开始，莫斯科 遭遇新一轮无人机密集袭击，到目前为止已有超过30架无人机被击落。据俄媒报道，莫斯科所有机场已实施起降限制，所有航班一度暂 停。 据俄媒报道，莫斯科9日也遭遇无人机袭击，导致16个航班取消。 End 欢迎分享给你的朋友！ 出品 | 中国能源报（c ne ne rgy） 责编丨李慧颖 ...

Group 1 - The core viewpoint is that Ukraine's drone attacks on Russian territory have a low success rate, with less than 1% hitting their intended targets [1] - The risk of drone attacks from Ukraine has significantly increased, with reports indicating that hundreds of drones are being deployed [1] - Despite the drone attacks causing localized damage, they have not resulted in substantial destruction, and repair efforts can be completed quickly, posing no serious threat to Russia's energy system [1] Group 2 - In addition to drone attacks, Russia also needs to guard against cyberattacks and intrusions targeting automated control systems, as well as information theft and technical sabotage in critical government and industrial facilities [1] - Russia has conducted systematic inspections to identify vulnerabilities and has made urgent arrangements to address them [1] - Enhanced engineering protection for critical facilities, deployment of mobile air defense systems, and improved cybersecurity measures have been implemented as part of the defense strategy [1]

Core Points - A cargo plane was filmed flying at low altitude during a Ukrainian drone attack on Moscow, raising concerns about air traffic safety [1] - The Russian Federal Air Transport Agency has not yet responded to the incident [1] - Experts suggest that the low-altitude flight may have been an emergency takeoff or a route adjustment due to closed airspace [1] - On the same day, Russian authorities reported that air defense forces shot down several Ukrainian drones targeting Moscow [1]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses a recent military operation by the Houthi armed group, which involved drone attacks on multiple targets within Israel, highlighting the effectiveness of their strategy and the failure of Israeli and U.S. interception systems [3][4]. Group 1: Military Actions - On September 7, the Houthi armed group launched eight drones targeting various locations in Israel, including Ramon Airport, which was directly hit, leading to its suspension and flight disruptions [3]. - The attacks also included strikes on sensitive military targets in the Negev region, a key facility in Ashkelon, Ben Gurion International Airport, and an important target in Ashdod [3][4]. Group 2: Interception Systems - The Houthi spokesperson claimed that the operation successfully achieved its objectives, with several drones not detected or intercepted by Israeli and U.S. defense systems [4]. - The Israeli military confirmed that the drone that hit Ramon Airport was detected but not classified as hostile, resulting in the failure to activate interception and warning systems [4].

Core Viewpoint - The governor of Volgograd region reported that air defense forces successfully repelled a large-scale drone attack on transportation energy facilities without any injuries [1] Summary by Relevant Sections Incident Details - The attack occurred during the night, targeting transportation energy facilities in the Volgograd region [1] - Debris from the downed drones caused power line disruptions, prompting emergency repairs in Ilovliya and surrounding areas [1] Response Actions - Firefighters are addressing a fire at the Alcheda train station equipment building in Frolovo, with nearby residential windows shattered but no damage to passenger facilities [1] - Train operations in the Frolovo area are temporarily restricted to clear unexploded drones, with military engineers on-site for disposal [1] - No damage to the railway tracks has been reported [1]

Group 1 - A large-scale drone attack by Ukraine on Moscow's major airports caused significant disruption, leading to numerous flight cancellations and delays, with thousands of passengers waiting or sleeping on the airport floors [1] - The Russian Defense Ministry reported that 117 drones were shot down overnight, with 30 of them intercepted over the Moscow region, while the previous day saw 172 drones shot down, also including 30 over Moscow [1][3] - The Russian Federal Air Transport Agency implemented temporary flight restrictions at major airports in the Moscow area, including Sheremetyevo, Vnukovo, Domodedovo, and Zhukovsky [1] Group 2 - The population of Moscow and its surrounding areas is at least 21.5 million [2] - Ukrainian air force issued multiple alerts on the same day, indicating the detection of Russian MiG-31K aircraft taking off, raising missile attack risks across Ukraine, with explosions reported in Kyiv early in the morning [4]

Core Points - Flights at Moscow's Domodedovo and Zhukovsky airports were suspended again on July 5 due to drone activity [1] - The Russian Defense Ministry reported that from 13:50 to 19:00 Moscow time, 48 drones were shot down by air defense systems, including 5 over Moscow region and 2 heading towards Moscow city [1]