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Ukrainian drones attacked targets in Russia's Moscow Oblast, leading to the temporary closure of all four major Moscow airports for traffic.
According to Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin, at least 59 Ukrainian OWA-UAVs heading towards the capital were intercepted.
A massive fire and explosion occurred in Pushkino in the Moscow Region at night. The causes of the incident are currently unknown.
Ukrainian long-range drones struck the linear production and dispatch station (LPDS) "Volodarskaya" in Konstantinovo, Moscow region, causing at least two silos to catch fire. The facility is a branch of JSC "Transneft Upper Volga" and directly connects major airports in Moscow.
Unrest and mass arrests occurred in Moscow and several other Russian cities as the country's second largest political party staged protests against the government. In central Moscow, over 2,000 people marched from Krasnopresnenskaya Zastava Square toward the Russian White House chanting slogans including "Down with the Tsar!" and "We want freedom!".
According to reports, the demonstration had been authorized under the false pretense of commemorating those killed in the 1993 constitutional crisis. Security forces cracked down on the march, resulting in approximately 100 arrests.
At least three explosions occurred at a chemical plant producing weapons and ammunition in Krasnozavodsk, Moscow Region. One of the plant's workshops completely collapsed, and seven workers are confirmed dead.