伦敦——根据该市市长的说法，至少有10架乌克兰无人机在飞往莫斯科的途中被击落，并在首都的两个机场实施了临时限制。
市长谢尔盖·索比亚宁(Sergei Sobyanin)表示，紧急服务已被派往被击落无人机的影响地点。俄罗斯国防部表示，袭击莫斯科的无人侦察机是昨晚被击落的67架乌克兰无人机之一。
在首都地区的南部，图拉地区州长Dmitry Milyaev报告了对新莫斯科斯克Azot化工厂的无人机袭击以及由坠落碎片引起的火灾。米利亚耶夫在电报中写道，有两人受伤。“局势已经得到控制，”他说。
安德烈·科瓦连科(Andriy Kovalenko)是乌克兰国家安全和国防委员会下属反假情报中心的负责人，他在亚速特设施的一份电报中说。炸药就是在这里生产的，尤其是用于炮弹、飞机炸弹和导弹的TNT炸药。
俄罗斯军队整夜继续对乌克兰进行远程打击，乌克兰空军报告称，向该国发射了49架无人机和三枚导弹。空军在电报上说，它击落或以其他方式压制了40架无人机。
最近几周，双方都加强了远程打击行动，尽管美国斡旋的和平谈判仍在继续，以结束俄罗斯对其邻国长达三年的入侵。
乌克兰总统弗拉基米尔·泽连斯基周六晚间表示，他的国家需要“紧急”加强防空能力，以回应俄罗斯对全国城市日益加剧的导弹和无人机袭击。
距离俄罗斯边境约19英里的东北部城市哈尔科夫是本周末袭击的目标之一。据当地军事管理部门负责人说，周六至少有3人死亡，23人受伤。官员称，至少有四人在该国其他地方的罢工中丧生。
“我们正在努力加强乌克兰的防空，”泽连斯基说，根据他的办公室网站上公布的读数。“我们迫切需要来自美国的积极信号——关于防空系统的具体信号。我们仍在等待对我们购买能有所帮助的系统的请求的回应——具体的信号，而不是言辞。”
“我要感谢欧洲国家的供应，”他补充说。“我们还必须在联合生产防空系统和导弹方面取得成果——这对我们整个欧洲来说是绝对必要的。只有时间把我们和那个结果分开，最重要的是缩短那个时间。”
泽连斯基和他的高级官员将俄罗斯不断扩大的袭击和不断增加的乌克兰平民伤亡数字框定为俄罗斯总统弗拉基米尔·普京并非真心诚意谈判和平协议的证据。
俄罗斯最新的炮击是在上周末的乌克兰秘密行动之后进行的，在这次行动中，特工使用了100多架隐藏在大卡车中的无人机，袭击了俄罗斯腹地的战略轰炸机基地。莫斯科发誓要对袭击进行报复，乌克兰官员庆祝这是一次历史性的成功。
泽连斯基周六表示，俄罗斯最近对乌克兰城市的袭击不能被原谅为“报复”，并再次敦促西方伙伴采取更多行动，迫使普京放松等同于乌克兰投降的最大化和平要求。
“对俄罗斯的任何形式的压力都不会减轻，”他说。“俄罗斯人正准备继续战争，并无视所有和平建议。他们必须为此负责。”
“我们意识到，俄罗斯人现在试图表明，他们据称不会受到任何压力，”泽连斯基补充说。“但让世界明白这一点非常重要:正如压力迫使俄罗斯加入谈判进程一样，压力也可以迫使俄罗斯在谈判中变得现实。”
“这是可能的，正是因为压力，尤其是对俄罗斯石油和那些仍与俄罗斯有贸易往来的人的制裁，”他说。“俄罗斯必须结束这场由它挑起的战争。他们必须被推到这个结果。”
Ukraine drone barrage targets Moscow as Zelenskyy demands accountability for Putin
LONDON -- At least 10 Ukrainian drones were shot down on their approach to Moscow overnight into Sunday morning, according to the city's mayor, with temporary restrictions introduced at two of the capital's airports.
Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said emergency services were dispatched to the impact sites of the downed drones. Russia's Defense Ministry said the uncrewed aircraft attacking Moscow were among 67 Ukrainian drones shot down overnight.
To the south of the capital region, Tula region governor Dmitry Milyaev reported a drone attack on the Azot chemical plant in Novomoskovsk and a fire there caused by falling debris. Two people were injured, Milyaev wrote on Telegram. "The situation is under control," he said.
Andriy Kovalenko, the head of the Counter-Disinformation Center operating as part of Ukraine's National Security and Defense Council, said in a Telegram post of the Azot facility. "It is here that explosives are produced, in particular TNT, which is used in artillery shells, aircraft bombs and missiles."
Russian forces continued their own long-range strikes into Ukraine overnight, with Ukraine's air force reporting 49 drones and three missiles fired into the country. The air force said on Telegram that it shot down or otherwise neutralized 40 drones.
Recent weeks have seen both sides intensify their long-range strike operations, even as U.S.-brokered peace talks continue in a bid to end Russia's 3-year-old invasion of its neighbor.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Saturday evening that his nation needs to "urgently" strengthen its air defense capabilities in response to Russia's intensifying missile and drone attacks on cities nationwide.
The northeastern city of Kharkiv -- which sits around 19 miles from the Russian border -- was among those attacked this weekend. At least three people were killed and 23 injured there on Saturday, according to the head of the local military administration. At least four more people were killed by strikes elsewhere in the country, officials said.
"We are working to strengthen Ukraine's air defense," Zelenskyy said, according to a readout posted to his office's website. "We urgently need positive signals from the United States -- concrete signals regarding air defense systems. We are still waiting for a response to our request to purchase systems that can help -- concrete signals, not words."
"I would like to thank the European countries for the supplies," he added. "We must also achieve results in the joint production of air defense systems and missiles for them -- this is absolutely essential for our whole Europe. Only time separates us from that result, and what matters most is shortening that time."
Zelenskyy and his top officials have framed Russia's expanding attacks -- and growing Ukrainian civilian casualty figures -- as proof that Russian President Vladimir Putin is not genuine in his apparent willingness to negotiate a peace deal.
Russia's latest barrages followed last weekend's covert Ukrainian operation in which agents used more than 100 drones concealed in large trucks to attack strategic bomber bases deep inside Russia. Moscow vowed revenge for the strikes, which Ukrainian officials celebrated as a historic success.
Zelenskyy said on Saturday that Russia's recent strikes on Ukrainian cities cannot be excused as "retaliation," and again urged Western partners to do more to force Putin to ease maximalist peace demands that equate to Ukrainian capitulation.
"No form of pressure on Russia can be eased," he said. "The Russians are preparing to continue the war and are ignoring all peace proposals. They must be held accountable for this."
"We are aware that the Russians are now trying to show that they are allegedly immune to any pressure," Zelenskyy added. "But it is very important for the world to understand: just as pressure forced Russia into the negotiation process, pressure can force Russia to become realistic in negotiations."
"This is possible precisely because of the pressure, and above all, sanctions on Russian oil and those who still trade with Russia," he said. "Russia must end this war that it started. They must be pushed into this outcome."
