Ukrainian drone attacks on Moscow resume hours after CIA director's visit, mayor says

Key Points:

• Ukraine resumed drone attacks on Moscow overnight after agreeing not to strike the city during CIA Director John Ratcliffe's unannounced visit earlier Tuesday, with at least 10 drones shot down over Moscow.
• Russian authorities imposed temporary flight restrictions at multiple airports in Moscow and other regions amid the attacks, which involved over 400 Ukrainian drones intercepted across 15 Russian regions and Crimea.
• Ukrainian drones targeted key infrastructure, including a Wildberries logistics center in Tambov that caught fire over 100,000 square meters, and an oil refinery operated by Lukoil in Nizhny Novgorod, both confirmed by Ukrainian defense sources.
• Ukrainian President Zelenskyy stated that 16 Russian facilities, including oil sites, airfields, and a missile unit, were targeted in the past 24 hours as Ukraine seeks to increase the cost of Russia's aggression.
• Russian drone attacks on Ukraine continued, with 162 drones launched overnight and 134 intercepted; casualties included a woman and child killed in Chernihiv, while Russian drone strikes in Russia caused two deaths and multiple injuries in various regions.