Ukraine hits Russian oil hub and radar in fresh deep-strike campaign
TL;DR
Ukraine said its forces struck the Grushevaya Balka oil depot near Novorossiysk, an oil transmission/dispatch facility in Volgograd Oblast, and a radar station near Kabardinka, along with several drone command posts and logistics depots across Zaporizhzhia, Donetsk and Kursk regions. The attacks target Russia’s oil-export network and military infrastructure as Kyiv pursues deeper strikes toward Crimea; Russia claims to have shot down a large number of Ukrainian drones (official figures cited as hundreds). The strike wave follows ongoing efforts to disrupt supply routes and defense capabilities in southern Russia and occupied areas.
- Ukraine strikes Russia's oil depot, radar station, other military targets, General Staff confirms The Kyiv Independent
- Ukraine targets St. Petersburg in what Russia calls an ‘unprecedented’ attack CNN
- Ukraine war briefing: Russia’s Peskov admits ‘certain problems’ with fuel supplies after energy sites targeted The Guardian
- Ukrainian strikes set off fires at oil facilities in Russia and Crimea AP News
- Ukraine hits St. Petersburg again after Putin rejects talks DW.com
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