Ukrainian drone attacks struck multiple targets across Russia, including warehouses, logistics facilities and an oil depot, leaving seven people dead and dozens more injured. The fatalities were reported among night-shift workers, while the broader wave of strikes wounded 51 others, according to the available information.
The attacks were described as hitting sites linked to supply chains for military technology. Kyiv said the targeted facilities provided components used in drone production as well as navigation equipment, suggesting an effort to disrupt Russian support infrastructure rather than focus only on front-line positions.
One of the strikes also sparked a fire at an oil depot near Moscow, adding to the economic and logistical impact of the operation. Damage to storage and fuel-related facilities can create pressure beyond the battlefield by affecting transport, industrial activity and supply networks.
The latest barrage points to an intensified Ukrainian drone campaign inside Russia. As both sides continue to use long-range strikes, attacks on industrial and logistics hubs are becoming a more visible part of the wider conflict.
