乌克兰武装力量夜间向莫斯科方向发射了超过400架无人机[2]。作为回应，俄罗斯对乌克兰南部城市敖德萨发动攻击，造成三人死亡[1]。
莫斯科方面报告称，有85架无人机在附近被拦截[2]。莫斯科州长安德烈·沃罗比约夫表示，此次无人机袭击导致10人受伤[2]。与此同时，俄罗斯近期大幅增加了对乌克兰城市的弹道导弹轰炸力度[2]。分析机构战争研究所（ISW）指出，7月份俄罗斯发射的弹道导弹数量已超过其月产量[2]。
在军事冲突持续的同时，乌克兰总统泽连斯基正面临国内政治压力。因解除35岁国防部长米哈伊洛·费多罗夫的职务，泽连斯基遭遇了国内抗议活动[2]。
此外，双方持续的黑海航运袭击引发了全球粮食供应链的担忧。目前，乌克兰已失去约三分之一的黑海港口粮食出口能力[1]。为此，乌克兰外交部正通知国际海事组织（IMO）及国际社会，推动部署监测任务以记录俄罗斯的“海上恐怖主义”行为[1]。
Ukraine launched a massive overnight drone attack involving approximately 400 drones toward Moscow, marking a significant escalation in the conflict [1][2]. In retaliation, Russia struck the southern Ukrainian city of Odesa, resulting in three fatalities [1].
Moscow officials reported that air defenses intercepted 85 drones near the capital, while Andrei Vorobyov, the governor of Moscow Oblast, confirmed that ten people were injured in the attacks [2]. The intense exchange has intensified concerns over global food supply chains, as Ukraine currently loses about one-third of its Black Sea port grain export capacity due to ongoing maritime hostilities [1].
The drone offensive coincides with a deepening political crisis for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, who is facing domestic protests and pressure following the dismissal of 35-year-old Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov [2]. Meanwhile, Ukraine’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs is actively notifying the International Maritime Organization (IMO) and the broader international community to document what it describes as Russian "maritime terrorism" [1].
Military analysts note that Russia has significantly increased its use of ballistic missiles against Ukrainian cities in response to Ukrainian strikes; according to the Institute for the Study of War, Moscow launched more ballistic missiles in July than its monthly production capacity allows [2].