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On the 27th, the Russian newspaper "Moscow Komsomolets" published an article titled "Black Monday is just the beginning", saying that after Russia launched the largest air strike on Ukraine since the special military operation on the 26th, Russia continued to launch large-scale strikes on key facilities in Ukraine in the early morning of the 27th. This is Russia's response to Ukraine's adventurous action of attacking Kursk. The report said that there will be more strikes in the future.

Russia's Izvestia reported on the 27th that explosions occurred in many places in Ukraine, including Kiev, Lviv, and Vinnitsa, and air raid sirens sounded again almost throughout the country. The Russian Ministry of Defense announced: "In the early hours of this morning, the Russian armed forces used long-range air-based high-precision weapons, including 'Dagger' hypersonic missiles and attack drones, to carry out cluster strikes on key Ukrainian airport infrastructure, and all designated targets were destroyed." The Ukrainian side also confirmed the Russian attack.

According to Russian News Agency on the 27th, Russian President's Press Secretary Peskov said that Russian President Putin had a telephone conversation with Indian Prime Minister Modi on the same day. Modi briefed Putin on his visit to Kiev and emphasized that he was interested in making his own contribution to the political and diplomatic solution of the Ukrainian issue.