Ukraine's long-range strikes have been increasingly targeting Russia’s oil refineries and power facilities, forcing Moscow to acknowledge vulnerability hundreds of kilometers from the front.
Ukrainian military intelligence destroyed a modern Russian Valdai radar system designed to detect small drones at the Dzhankoi airfield in occupied Crimea.
Ukrainian drone strikes on major Russian refineries triggered a sharp decline in Moscow's fuel production capacity throughout 2025, forcing unplanned shutdowns at facilities processing millions of tons of oil annually.
Under Magyar's command, Ukrainian drone units don't simply destroy vehicles—they maintain what he calls a "minimum monthly kill rate" that must exceed Russia's mobilization capacity, transforming warfare into brutal mathematics.
Ukraine’s long-range strikes hit strategic targets deep inside Russian territory, aiming to degrade military capacity and weaken infrastructure that supports Russia’s war effort.
Fuel shortages are spreading into Russia’s central regions, with record-high gasoline prices reported after weeks of Ukrainian drone strikes on oil refineries.
Ukrainian forces struck the pipeline complex supplying Russian military operations and hit two aircraft at a Crimean airfield during overnight raids that extended deep into Russian territory
Ukrainian Naval Forces targeted the 184th Research Experimental Base that "provided command and control for Black Sea Fleet units," according to official military sources.