On December 24, 2025, two Russian police traffic officers were killed in Moscow in a suspected Ukraine-targeted attack involving bombings near a location where a Russian Lieutenant General was killed the day before.

On Christmas Eve 2025, a suspected Ukraine-targeted terror attack occurred in Moscow, Russia, killing two traffic police officers on the same street where a Russian Lieutenant General was assassinated the previous day. The attack involved bombings described as Moscow's second car bomb within 24 hours, indicating an escalation in targeted strikes inside Russia. This is part of the ongoing 1400-day conflict where Ukraine continues to conduct strikes against Russian targets. The dead officers were reported to be linked to the torture of Ukrainian civilians. In addition to the Moscow attacks, Ukraine confirmed military strikes on key Russian facilities, including the destruction of a factory producing explosives components in Tula oblast, and attacks on Russian military equipment storage and infrastructure in occupied territories. The sustained hostilities involve Ukraine targeting multiple Russian military and energy infrastructure sites, while Russia continues aerial bombardments against Ukrainian civilian and energy targets. The ongoing conflict shows high-intensity hybrid warfare elements including targeted assassination, bombings, and drone strikes both inside Russia and on occupied Ukrainian territories.