据塔斯社：莫斯科市长表示，莫斯科石油精炼厂内的设施因持续的无人机攻击而受损。

Turkish police have detained several financial executives in a probe into fund failures regulators have likened to a Ponzi-style scheme. Media reported Tera Holding chairman Emre Tezmen and board members Emre Alkin and Kerem Alkin were detained, and a detention order was issued for Pusula Holding chairman Serdar Turhan. Turkey’s market regulator has ordered liquidation of seven asset management firms and 131 funds totaling about $20bn, including vehicles managed by Tera and Pusula. Large redemptions left some funds unable to meet withdrawals; Tera and Pusula previously announced defaults on certain funds, triggering market panic and sharp equity declines. Justice officials described the episode as Ponzi-like, and Finance Minister Mehmet Simsek said anyone found to have violated rules will be held accountable.

US embassies and consulates in Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Kuwait, Bahrain and Jordan issued security alerts in recent days, warning that persistent Middle East tensions and a complex regional security environment leave open the possibility of further escalation.