Ukrainian Deep Strikes
Ukraine is launching its first open competitive tender for the large-scale procurement of middle strike attack UAVs and reconnaissance-strike systems.
Ukraine’s Defense Forces have destroyed a railway bridge across the North Crimean Canal near Rozdolne in temporarily occupied Crimea.
On the night of June 23, units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine’s USF struck more than 60 important enemy targets in temporarily occupied Crimea.
Ukrainian drones struck the Kapotnya oil refinery in Moscow overnight, hitting the facility's primary crude distillation unit and igniting a fire.
Ukraine struck two Tatarstan refineries, a rocket propellant plant in Tolyatti, and confirmed the Kuibyshev refinery has halted operations after June 10 strike
In May 2026, Ukraine's Defence Forces delivered 40 confirmed strikes against Russian oil infrastructure.
Occupied Crimea has no open land crossings, no fuel, and emptying shops. Ukraine's strike campaign is converting a Russian asset into a liability.
Ukraine's Defence Forces struck the Chonhar Bridge on June 7, cutting the main route for Russian troops, ammunition, and fuel from occupied Crimea.
On the morning of Wednesday, June 3, Ukrainian strike drones attacked oil refining infrastructure in the port of St. Petersburg.
On the night of June 2, operators of the 1st separate center hit the Ilsky oil refinery, one of the largest oil refineries in southern Russia.
Ukraine's defense forces have the ability to deliver Russian military logistics virtually to the entire depth of the temporarily occupied territory.
This was reported by the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine.
In March, Russian oil losses following long-range strikes by Ukraine’s Defense Forces are estimated at no less than $2.3 billion.
Due to long-range strikes by Ukraine’s Defense Forces on Russian ports in the Black Sea and Baltic Sea, Russia will be forced to reduce its oil production.