乌克兰袭击莫斯科附近杜布纳卫星中心，俄罗斯声称一夜击落419架无人机

后续进展

1. 2026年7月1日 08:00Z

   Russia launched a mass missile and drone strike on multiple Ukrainian cities on July 1, killing at least 22 and injuring 130 in what appeared to be a direct escalatory response to the Dubna and SATCOM campaign. Kyiv's Cabinet of Ministers building was hit for the first time; cultural sites including the Dormition Cathedral at Kyiv Pechersk Lavra, Dovzhenko Film Studios, Mystetskyi Arsenal and the Palace 'Ukraine' were damaged. Dnipro suffered the heaviest casualties (16-17 dead), and the Dnipro House of Organ and Chamber Music was struck. Russia deployed an Oreshnik hypersonic ballistic missile. The UN Security Council convened a session on July 1 calling for a full ceasefire. ↗

2. 2026年6月30日 09:00Z

   Zelenskyy confirmed Ukrainian forces had struck four Russian satellite communications centers overall, across both the Moscow and Vladimir regions. The June 30 Dubna attack was the second strike on that facility; the first occurred on the night of June 21-22, when Ukraine's General Staff confirmed direct hits on the MARK-IV 32-meter antenna module and the main production and administrative building. A concurrent June 22 strike targeted the Vladimir Oblast Space Communications Center, where satellite imagery confirmed critical damage to the 25-meter parabolic antenna and hardware buildings. Russia's air defense claimed 419 drones intercepted across 18 regions during the broader June 30 overnight operation. ↗

3. 2026年6月29日 18:00Z

   Putin rejected Ukraine's proposed mutual halt on long-range strikes, calling Russian counterstrikes 'much stronger' and 'more destructive.' Zelensky said Russia's rejection of diplomacy is prolonging the war. The exchange confirms the long-range duel will continue regardless of diplomatic overtures. Zelensky separately confirmed on June 25 a 40-day SBU-led pressure campaign through approximately August 3, explicitly framing SATCOM strikes as political leverage toward a settlement. ↗