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 ...

然而，乌军对俄罗斯后方目标的精准打击，也让俄罗斯的后勤补给压力不断增大。这场战争已经不仅仅是前线的拉锯，更是一场对双方社会韧性、经 济耐力以及军工产能的全面考验。随着俄乌冲突步入第四个年头，1.3亿美元的空袭账单和乌军持续的纵深打击，彰显了一个残酷的现实：消耗战没有 赢家。在核心诉求难以调和、外部援助格局未发生重大变化的背景下，这场围绕能源命脉与制空权的博弈，恐怕还将在冬季的严寒中不断升温，走向 更加复杂的深远局面。 面对乌军精准的纵深打击，俄罗斯不得不发起反击。1月20日凌晨，俄罗斯展开了规模空前的空袭，372件空中打击武器同时出击，涵盖了伊斯坎德尔 弹道导弹、锆石高超音速导弹、Kh-101巡航导弹等一系列高端装备，甚至还使用了多型无人机。据乌克兰国防部情报总局估算，这次空袭的总费用超 过1.31亿美元，相当于俄罗斯部分地区年度财政预算的三分之一。这个数字足以建造一座现代化肿瘤中心，或者支撑数百个民生项目。然而，尽管俄 罗斯投下了巨额资金，这场报复空袭却未能达到预期效果。乌克兰总统泽连斯基透露，乌军近期接收的一批防空导弹发挥了关键作用，虽然并未完全 拦截所有来袭武器，但成功降低了损失。更加严重的是，俄罗斯的 ...

Core Viewpoint - Ukraine has developed domestically produced missiles with a range of 3000 kilometers, which could significantly enhance its military capabilities in the ongoing conflict with Russia [1] Group 1: Military Developments - President Zelensky announced the successful development of Ukrainian missiles with a range of 3000 kilometers during the EU summit in Brussels [1] - The "Firebird" cruise missile, which has a range of 3000 kilometers, has entered mass production [1] - Ukraine has successfully integrated the use of domestically produced "Neptune" missiles with the "Firebird" cruise missiles [1] Group 2: Geopolitical Implications - The Trump administration lifted key restrictions on Ukraine's use of certain long-range missiles provided by Western allies [1] - In response to the potential use of these long-range weapons against Russian territory, President Putin warned of an overwhelming response from Russia [1]

Group 1 - Ukraine is set to equip its military with 4,000 long-range missiles, posing a significant threat to 200 Russian oil refineries, which are at risk of being targeted [1][3] - The U.S. is providing Ukraine with 3,350 new long-range cruise missiles with a maximum range of 450 kilometers, which will be transported via air to Poland and then to Ukraine [3] - Ukraine's domestic missile factories are ramping up production of a new long-range cruise missile named "Flamingo," capable of covering a range of 3,000 kilometers, allowing for potential saturation airstrikes against Russian territory [3] Group 2 - Over the past two years, Ukraine has utilized drones and HIMARS rocket systems to attack Russian oil refineries, crippling 17% of Russia's refining capacity, equivalent to a loss of 1.1 million barrels of oil per day [4] - The primary targets for Ukraine's missile strikes are the 200 oil refineries located in the western plains of Russia, which are crucial for Russia's economy, heavily reliant on energy exports exceeding $300 billion annually [4] - A significant strike on these refineries could lead to a devastating blow to Russia's energy system, potentially forcing Russia to halt its military operations due to the loss of financial support [4] Group 3 - Despite the potential impact of targeting oil refineries, it is unlikely that such actions will compel President Putin to concede, as Russia also exports natural gas and maintains strategic nuclear deterrence [6] - The Russian military leadership believes that Europe may declare war on Russia within three years, which aligns with Russia's strategy of engaging in a war of attrition [6] - The ongoing conflict may result in substantial losses for Russia, but Europe and Ukraine are also expected to face significant challenges, with Russia confident in its ability to navigate the international energy market [6]

Group 1 - Ukraine publicly showcased the R-360 "Neptune" cruise missile's long-range variant, known as the "Long-Range Neptune," with a reported range of up to 1000 kilometers, significantly upgraded from the original range of approximately 290 kilometers [1] - The "Neptune" missile is developed by Ukraine and is based on Soviet-era technologies, including the X-35 missile, and is designed to target maritime and coastal objectives [1] - Ukrainian President Zelensky stated that Ukraine is now using domestically produced long-range weapons to strike targets within Russia without prior coordination with the United States, indicating a shift in operational strategy [2] Group 2 - Reports indicate that the U.S. Department of Defense has been actively preventing Ukraine from using U.S.-made Army Tactical Missile Systems to strike targets within Russia, with a high-level approval process in place since late spring [3][5] - The approval process, overseen by Deputy Defense Secretary Colin Kahl, determines whether to support Ukraine's use of long-range weapons against Russia, effectively reversing previous policies that allowed such actions [7] - Ukraine has developed various domestic long-range weapons, including drones aimed at attacking Russian oil refineries and aircraft, showcasing its growing military capabilities [4]

Core Viewpoint - Ukraine has successfully tested and is beginning mass production of a long-range cruise missile named "Flamingo," which has a range of up to 3000 kilometers [1] Group 1 - The Ukrainian Defense Minister Shmyhal announced the existence of powerful long-range weapons, with details to be disclosed at an appropriate time [1] - The "Flamingo" cruise missile is reported to be in mass production and is being equipped for use by Ukraine [1]