俄罗斯、美国和乌克兰17日至18日在日内瓦举行三方会谈，未签署任何文件。俄罗斯和乌克兰方面25日 披露的消息显示，俄乌代表26日将在瑞士日内瓦分别与美国代表举行双边会谈。 来源：新华社 新华社基辅2月26日电据《乌克兰真理报》26日报道，乌克兰总统泽连斯基说，俄罗斯当天清晨对乌发 动大规模空袭，动用了420架无人机和39枚各类导弹，其中包括2枚"锆石"高超音速导弹。 报道说，此次袭击波及乌克兰8个州。波尔塔瓦州天然气基础设施、工业生产设施和电力线路部分损 毁，导致近2万户居民断电。敖德萨州能源基础设施以及基辅州和第聂伯罗彼得罗夫斯克州的变电站也 部分损毁。 乌防空力量成功拦截俄方459个空中目标中的406个，包括2枚"锆石"、4枚"伊斯坎德尔"和20余枚其他型 号导弹，以及374架无人机。 ...

乌国家紧急情况局当天通报，俄军袭击还导致敖德萨州境内能源、住宅及工业设施遭到破坏。多栋 高层住宅楼被直接命中，部分公寓受损。 俄国防部在社交媒体上发布的战报说，7日至13日，俄军使用多种武器对乌方实施一次密集突击， 另用多组装备进行6次集群打击，摧毁目标包括军工企业、军需能源和运输设施、军火库、军用机场、 攻击型无人机生产储存发射场所以及乌军、外国雇佣兵临时据点。 战报说，俄北部集团军部队已控制哈尔科夫州和苏梅州的两座村镇，即楚古诺夫卡和西多罗夫卡； 俄西部集团军部队已掌控哈尔科夫州的格卢什科夫卡；俄东部集团军部队已占领扎波罗热州的扎利兹尼 奇诺耶。 战报还说，同一时期，俄军防空系统击落5枚乌制"火烈鸟"远程巡航导弹、28枚制导航空炸弹、美 制"海马斯"多管火箭炮系统发射的39枚火箭弹、4枚乌制"海王星"远程导弹和1243架固定翼无人机。 俄罗斯别尔哥罗德州州长维亚切斯拉夫·格拉德科夫13日在社交媒体上发布消息说，乌军导弹袭击 该州一处基础设施，致两名男子死亡，另有5人受伤。袭击造成当地能源基础设施严重损坏，电力、供 暖及供水系统中断。 同在13日，乌克兰副总理库列巴通过社交媒体发文说，12日晚间至13日凌晨 ...

同在13日，乌克兰副总理库列巴通过社交媒体发文说，12日晚间至13日凌晨，俄军使用无人机袭击敖德 萨州一港口，造成一人死亡、6名平民受伤。港口设施、化肥仓库及包括货运车厢在内的运输工具受 损。 库列巴说，俄军还对第聂伯罗彼得罗夫斯克州的铁路设施发动无人机袭击，但未造成人员伤亡，也未对 铁路运行造成影响。 乌国家紧急情况局当天通报，俄军袭击还导致敖德萨州境内能源、住宅及工业设施遭到破坏。多栋高层 住宅楼被直接命中，部分公寓受损。 乌克兰空军也在社交媒体发文说，12日晚间至13日凌晨，俄方从其库尔斯克州向乌方发射一枚"伊斯坎 德尔"导弹，还从多个方向发射154架攻击型无人机，乌防空力量拦截其中111架。 新华社莫斯科/基辅2月13日电 俄罗斯国防部13日发布战报，称俄军过去近一周内控制或占领乌克兰四 座村镇。乌克兰政府官员说，12日晚间至13日凌晨，俄军使用无人机袭击敖德萨州一港口，造成人员伤 亡。 俄国防部在社交媒体上发布的战报说，7日至13日，俄军使用多种武器对乌方实施一次密集突击，另用 多组装备进行6次集群打击，摧毁目标包括军工企业、军需能源和运输设施、军火库、军用机场、攻击 型无人机生产储存发射场所以及乌 ...

央广网北京2月13日消息 据中央广播电视总台中国之声《新闻和报纸摘要》报道，俄罗斯国防部12 日发布战报称，为回应乌军对俄罗斯境内民用设施的袭击，在过去24小时俄军使用陆基和空基远程高精 度武器和无人机对乌军使用的能源基础设施、攻击型无人机的生产和储存地点实施了大规模打击。打击 任务已完成，所有预定目标均被击中。 据乌国家紧急情况局通报称，俄空袭给乌多地能源和电力基础设施造成损坏。其中，敖德萨一重要 变电站受损，短时间内难以修复，导致该地区约30万人停水断电。第聂伯上万户居民与基辅3700户居民 供暖被切断。 乌克兰总统泽连斯基12日表示，俄罗斯使用包括"伊斯坎德尔"导弹在内的25枚导弹和219架无人机 对乌多座城市发动大规模空袭。 ...

乌克兰国家紧急情况局的通报显示，此次空袭对多地的能源基础设施造成了毁灭性打击。敖德萨州的情 况最为严重，停水断电不仅影响了居民的日常生活，还导致医院、学校等关键公共服务设施无法正常运 转。当地政府已经启动紧急预案，调配发电机和应急物资，但面对如此大规模的能源中断，救援工作依 然面临巨大挑战。第聂伯和基辅的供暖中断也让居民们在寒冬中备受煎熬，许多家庭不得不依靠保暖衣 物和临时取暖设备度过难关。 泽连斯基在讲话中强烈谴责俄罗斯的空袭行动，称其为"对平民的野蛮攻击"，并呼吁国际社会加大对乌 克兰的支持，提供更多防空系统和人道主义援助。他表示，乌克兰将继续抵抗，不会被这样的袭击吓 倒，但同时也承认，能源设施的受损让国家面临严峻的考验。乌克兰空军发言人也表示，此次空袭的规 模和强度是近期罕见的，俄罗斯显然是想通过打击能源基础设施，来削弱乌克兰的抵抗意志和民生保障 能力。 国际社会对此次空袭迅速做出反应。联合国秘书长古特雷斯发表声明，对乌克兰平民遭受的苦难表示深 切担忧，呼吁各方保持克制，避免冲突进一步升级。欧盟和美国也先后表态，谴责俄罗斯的袭击，并表 示将继续向乌克兰提供军事和人道主义支持。不过，俄罗斯方面尚未对此次空 ...

Core Viewpoint - The UK is developing a new land-based tactical ballistic missile to enhance Ukraine's long-range strike capabilities in response to ongoing military actions by Russia, including the use of advanced hypersonic missiles against Ukrainian military facilities [4][5]. Group 1: Russian Military Actions - On January 12, Russia announced the use of "Zircon" hypersonic missiles and other precision weapons to target Ukrainian aircraft repair plants and military facilities [3]. - The Russian Defense Ministry reported that the "Zircon" missile struck the Lviv State Aircraft Repair Plant, crippling its operations, which include maintenance of Ukrainian military aircraft and production of drones for long-range attacks [3]. - The strikes also targeted drone assembly facilities in Kyiv and energy infrastructure supporting the Ukrainian military industrial complex [3]. Group 2: UK Missile Development - The UK Ministry of Defence announced plans to develop a new land-based tactical ballistic missile under the "Nightfall Project," aimed at providing Ukraine with enhanced long-range strike capabilities [4][5]. - The missile will have a range exceeding 500 kilometers and be capable of carrying a 200-kilogram conventional high-explosive warhead, designed to operate in high-threat environments with strong electronic interference [5]. - The estimated cost per missile is expected to be under £800,000 (approximately $1 million), with an initial production target of up to 10 systems per month [5]. Group 3: Project Implementation - The UK plans to award contracts worth £9 million to three teams for the design and development of the first three missiles, which are to be delivered within 12 months for testing [5]. - The "Nightfall Project" will focus on rapid prototyping, enhancing electronic warfare resistance, and scaling up production within the UK [5].

Group 1 - Russia has launched a large-scale and precise attack on Ukrainian aircraft repair plants and military facilities using "Zircon" hypersonic missiles, "Iskander" missiles, and "Kalibr" cruise missiles [2] - The attack on January 9 targeted the Lviv State Aircraft Repair Plant, which is responsible for repairing military aircraft, including F-16s provided by Western countries, and producing medium and long-range attack drones [2] - The Russian Defense Ministry stated that the strikes were a response to an attack on President Putin's residence, although specific targets were not disclosed [2] Group 2 - The UK is developing a new land-based tactical ballistic missile to enhance Ukraine's long-range strike capabilities, with a project named "Nightfall" [3] - The missile will have a range exceeding 500 kilometers and be capable of carrying a 200-kilogram conventional warhead, designed to operate in high-threat environments [3] - The UK plans to award contracts worth £9 million to three teams for the development of the missile, with the first three prototypes expected to be delivered within 12 months for testing [3]

Group 1 - Russia has launched a large-scale and precise attack on Ukrainian military facilities using "Zircon" hypersonic missiles, "Iskander" missiles, and "Kalibr" cruise missiles, targeting aircraft repair plants and other military infrastructure [3] - The attack on January 9 included a strike on the Lviv State Aircraft Repair Plant, which is responsible for repairing military aircraft and producing medium and long-range attack drones [3] - The Russian Defense Ministry stated that the use of "Zircon" missiles was a response to an attack on President Putin's residence, although specific targets were not disclosed [3] Group 2 - The UK Ministry of Defence announced plans to develop a new land-based tactical ballistic missile to enhance Ukraine's long-range strike capabilities, with a project code-named "Nightfall" [5] - The new missile will have a range exceeding 500 kilometers and be capable of carrying a 200-kilogram conventional high-explosive warhead, with an estimated cost of no more than £800,000 (approximately $1 million) per missile [6] - The UK plans to award contracts worth £9 million to three enterprise teams to complete the design and delivery of the first three missiles for test firing within 12 months [6]

Group 1 - Russia has conducted large-scale and precise strikes on Ukrainian military facilities using "Zircon" missiles and other weaponry, targeting aircraft repair plants and production facilities [1][2] - The strikes included attacks on the Lviv State Aircraft Repair Plant, which is responsible for maintaining Ukrainian military aircraft, including F-16s provided by Western nations [2] - The Russian Defense Ministry stated that these actions were a response to an attack on President Putin's residence, although specific targets were not disclosed [2] Group 2 - The UK is developing a new land-based tactical ballistic missile to enhance Ukraine's long-range strike capabilities, with a project named "Nightfall" [5] - The missile will have a range exceeding 500 kilometers and the ability to carry a 200-kilogram conventional warhead, designed to operate in high-threat environments [5] - The UK plans to award contracts worth £9 million to three teams for the development of the missile, aiming to deliver the first three test missiles within 12 months [5]

Core Viewpoint - The Russian Ministry of Defense reported a large-scale and precise strike on Ukrainian military facilities, including aircraft repair plants, using various missile systems, in retaliation for an attack on President Putin's residence [2] Group 1: Military Actions - The Russian military utilized "Hazel" missiles, "Iskander" missiles, and "Kalibr" sea-based cruise missiles to target Ukrainian aircraft repair plants and other military facilities [2] - On September 9, the "Hazel" missiles struck the Lviv State Aircraft Repair Plant, crippling its production facilities and warehouses, which are responsible for repairing aircraft for the Ukrainian armed forces, including Western-supplied F-16s [2] - The strikes also targeted two drone assembly facilities in Kyiv that are involved in producing drones for attacks on Russian territory, as well as energy facilities supporting the Ukrainian military-industrial complex [2] Group 2: Context and Implications - The Russian Defense Ministry indicated that the strikes were a response to an attack on President Putin's residence, although specific targets were not detailed in their social media statements [2]