In a coordinated operation, the Armed Forces of Ukraine successfully targeted critical military and logistics assets across occupied territories and deep within Russia, as officially reported by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. This strike marks a significant escalation in Ukraine’s strategy to deplete enemy resources and cripple the invading army’s infrastructure.
In the Donetsk region, precision strikes successfully incapacitated a command post near Pokrovsk and a drone command center in Grafske. Further operations in Selydove resulted in the destruction of a hangar housing enemy hardware, while a key logistics hub in Baranivka (Luhansk region) and a repair facility in Pryvillya (Kherson region) were also neutralized. These tactical successes highlight a growing capability to strike deep behind enemy lines.
A major highlight of the campaign is the degradation of the Riazan oil refinery. The damage inflicted upon the facility’s primary processing units (AVT-3, AVT-4, and AT-6) severely impacts Russia’s ability to supply fuel to the frontline. As a critical economic pillar for the Russian military machine, such strikes on energy infrastructure provide a strategic advantage, curbing the aggressor’s offensive capacity.
Furthermore, Ukrainian forces successfully engaged concentrations of Russian personnel in multiple locations, including Shakhtarsk, Mykhailivka, Yalta, and Lyubimivka. By systematically targeting command centers, fuel facilities, and assembly points, the Ukrainian military is effectively dismantling the operational architecture of the Russian offensive. These actions serve as a powerful reminder that the Ukrainian forces possess the technological and tactical proficiency to challenge the occupier’s logistics chain on all fronts, consistently reducing the enemy’s ability to maintain a sustained military presence. As the conflict continues, this pattern of deep-strike warfare is poised to become an increasingly decisive factor in the defense of Ukrainian sovereignty.