Zelensky Claims Ukrainian Forces Strike Oil Refineries and Ships in Russian Territory with Long-Range Attacks

Source: Global Times
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On the 6th local time, Ukrainian President Zelensky confirmed that the Ukrainian Armed Forces launched long-range strikes against facilities in Russia and targets in the Black Sea.

Zelensky pointed out that this strike targeted two Russian oil refining facilities, located in the Republic of Bashkortostan and Yaroslavl Oblast, approximately 1300 and 700 kilometers from the front line, respectively, both being long-range deep strike targets. In addition, the Ukrainian military also struck two Russian military patrol boats and a tanker from the Russian "shadow fleet" in the Black Sea. (Reporter: Dong Wei, CCTV)

Classification
Region
Europe, Russia & CIS
Analytical Domain
Operational
Primary Category / Secondary Categories
Military Operations / Weapons & Equipment
Subcategory
Airstrike
SALUTE Report
Size
Two naval patrol boats and two oil facilities
Activity
Ukrainian forces conducted long-range strikes against Russian oil facilities and naval targets in the Black Sea
Location
Bashkortostan Republic · Yaroslavl Oblast · Black Sea
Unit
Ukrainian Armed Forces
Time
On the 6th of the month
Equipment
naval patrol boatsoil facilities
Summary

Ukrainian President Zelensky confirmed that Ukrainian forces conducted long-range strikes against Russian oil facilities in Bashkortostan Republic and Yaroslavl Oblast, as well as two Russian naval patrol boats in the Black Sea. The strikes occurred on the 6th and targeted facilities located 1300 km and 700 km from the front lines, respectively.

Key Facts
  • Ukrainian President Zelensky confirmed strikes on Russian oil facilities and naval targets.
  • Strikes targeted two oil facilities in Bashkortostan Republic and Yaroslavl Oblast.
  • The facilities are approximately 1300 km and 700 km from the front lines, respectively.
  • Ukrainian forces also attacked two Russian naval patrol boats in the Black Sea.