In a series of coordinated operations, the Ukrainian Armed Forces have executed a sequence of highly effective strikes targeting critical military and logistical infrastructure inside the Russian Federation and across temporarily occupied territories. According to the official report published by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Ukrainian forces successfully struck command posts, ammunition depots, drone control centers, and key strategic oil infrastructure overnight and during the previous day. This systematic offensive campaign demonstrates Kyiv’s growing capabilities to disrupt Moscow’s war machine far behind the frontlines.
One of the most economically devastating strikes targeted the “Tamanneftegaz” oil terminal in the settlement of Volna, Krasnodar Krai. Detailed post-strike intelligence from the June 13 attack confirmed extensive damage to three massive RVS-40000 storage tanks, an essential process pipeline, and loading arms on berths No. 5 and No. 6. As one of Russia’s primary Black Sea export hubs, the terminal processes up to 20 million tons of crude and petroleum products annually. Disrupting this facility not only deprives the Kremlin of vital energy export revenues but also severely impairs the refueling capabilities of the Russian Black Sea Fleet and military logistics in the southern theater.
Simultaneously, Ukrainian forces targeted Russian operational-tactical command structures. In Russia’s Bryansk region, a command and observation post in Nekislitsa was successfully neutralized. In the occupied regions of Ukraine, drone control points in Hola Prystan (Kherson oblast) and Kleban-Byk (Donetsk oblast) were destroyed. Furthermore, a heavy drone ammunition manufacturing and assembly workshop in Sokoholyrsk, Luhansk oblast, was obliterated. This specific strike directly undermines Russian tactical capabilities, as the Russian military increasingly relies on heavy UAVs to offset local artillery shortages.
On the tactical level, logistics hubs and personnel concentrations were also heavily targeted. In the Donetsk region, a field artillery depot in Priazovske and a logistics warehouse in Kleban-Byk were destroyed. Barracks and troop concentrations were struck across multiple sectors, including Vovchansk (Kharkiv region), Zherebyanky (Zaporizhzhia), and Troyebortne (Bryansk region). Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky also confirmed additional successful strikes on an oil depot in Rybinsk and the “Azot” facility. These synchronized attacks reflect Ukraine’s long-term strategy of asymmetric attrition, aiming to paralyze Russian offensive operations by starving them of fuel, ammunition, and command stability.