Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Monday that Ukrainian forces carried out strikes on Russian logistics facilities and an oil depot in the Moscow region. According to his statement, the operation used long-range missiles.
The reported targets suggest a focus on sites tied to transport, supply, and fuel storage. Hitting logistics infrastructure and an oil depot would be significant because such facilities play an important role in supporting military and industrial activity.
Zelensky disclosed the strikes in a social media post, according to the brief account available. The statement did not provide broader operational details in the trimmed report, but it underscored Ukraine's claim that it can reach targets in the Moscow region.
The announcement adds to continued attention on long-range strike capabilities in the war, especially when attacks are aimed at supply chains and energy-related assets inside Russia. Further details were not available in the shortened report.
