Ukraine has launched a series of drone attacks on multiple Wildberries logistics centers across Russia, including one near Moscow that killed five people. Ukrainian officials confirmed strikes on at least 15-20 warehouses belonging to the Russian online retailer.

Ukrainian drone attacks targeted Russian logistics centers, including a Wildberries warehouse storing drone components, and an oil depot in the Moscow region, resulting in at least seven deaths. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy confirmed the strikes on two significant logistics facilities in Russia.

Ukraine has claimed responsibility for striking a major Russian oil pumping station located approximately 200 km from Moscow, with the SBU stating it supplied Moscow Oblast. Ukrainian officials have indicated preparations for further attacks on Russian targets.

Ukraine launched one of its largest drone attacks on Russia, targeting the Moscow region and damaging a major warehouse, while Russia retaliated with strikes on Ukrainian cities including Odesa and Sumy. The attacks resulted in injuries and significant damage to infrastructure on both sides.

Russia's most advanced fighter jet, a Su-57, crashed near Moscow during a training flight. The pilot successfully ejected and survived without injuries.

Ukrainian forces launched a drone attack in the Sea of Azov, reportedly hitting eight to nine Russian 'shadow fleet' tankers. These tankers were allegedly transporting fuel to Crimea, marking a significant strike against Russia's maritime logistics.

NATO jets scrambled to shoot down a suspected Russian drone that violated Romanian airspace over Galați. NATO officials stated the drone appears to be Russian, and Romania has informed allies while vowing coordinated action.

Russian attacks on merchant ships in the Black Sea intensified, resulting in ten deaths after a strike on a civilian maize vessel near Odesa. Several Greek-owned ships were also targeted, raising concerns about the safety of maritime trade in the region.