Ukrainian drones

Ukrainian drones hit a dozen Russian fuel tankers in the Sea of Azov overnight, according to Ukraine's military, as part of a campaign to disrupt fuel supplies to Russian forces and isolate Crimea.

Russia’s Su-57 stealth fighters attempted to intercept Ukrainian drones during an attack on an oil refinery in Omsk. Military outlets noted the jets' limited numbers and their use for anti-drone duties.

Ukrainian drones conducted overnight air attacks targeting Russian oil sites and tankers. At least one person was killed in annexed Crimea during the attacks, which also targeted industrial sites nationwide.

Ukrainian drones attacked Russian oil facilities and set two oil tankers ablaze in the Sea of Azov, exacerbating a fuel crisis in Russia. U.S. President Donald Trump agreed to grant Ukraine a license to manufacture Patriot air defense systems during a NATO summit meeting with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

Ukrainian drones attacked Russian oil facilities and set two oil tankers ablaze in the Sea of Azov, exacerbating a fuel crisis in Russia. The U.S. pledged to grant Ukraine a license to manufacture Patriot air defense systems, a move aimed at countering Russian missile attacks.

Ukrainian drones attacked Russian oil facilities and set two oil tankers ablaze in the Sea of Azov, exacerbating a fuel crisis in Russia. U.S. President Donald Trump pledged to grant Ukraine a license to manufacture Patriot air defense systems, while military exchanges between Ukraine and Russia involved drones and missiles.

Ukrainian drones attacked Russian oil facilities and set two oil tankers ablaze in the Sea of Azov, exacerbating a fuel crisis in Russia. The U.S. announced plans to grant Ukraine a license to manufacture Patriot air defense systems, following a meeting between President Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky joked about numerous Ukrainian drones in Moscow when asked by U.S. President Donald Trump if he would travel there for talks. Professor Stefan Wolff criticized the idea of Trump and Zelensky visiting Moscow, calling it a wasted effort if Putin merely repeated demands.

Ukrainian drones attacked Russia’s largest oil refinery, with Zelenskyy stating that Siberia is now within reach. The attack highlights Kyiv's enhanced long-range drone capabilities and occurs ahead of a crucial NATO summit.

St. Petersburg port is on fire after Ukrainian drones attacked Russia’s second largest city. The attacks are part of a 40-day 'pressure campaign' approved by Zelensky, using long-range drone strikes deep into Russia to force Putin to end the war.

Ukrainian drones attacked an oil terminal in St. Petersburg, Russia, causing heavy smoke and damaging infrastructure across several districts, according to local authorities.

A Ukrainian drone attack struck an oil terminal in St. Petersburg, with Russian officials reporting 72 drones shot down. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy described the attack as targeting Russian war funding infrastructure, while Russian President Vladimir Putin dismissed the strikes as non-critical to his ongoing invasion goals.

Ukrainian drones attacked an oil terminal in St. Petersburg, with Russian officials reporting 72 drones shot down. President Zelenskyy stated the strikes targeted Russian war-funding infrastructure and a military site in Kronstadt, while Putin dismissed the attacks as non-critical to Russia's war efforts.

A Ukrainian drone attack targeted the port of Vysotsk in the Leningrad Region, which handles oil, grain, coal, and liquefied natural gas. Governor Alexander Drozdenko confirmed the drones struck the port and oil terminal.

Putin acknowledged fuel shortages in Russia, which have been exacerbated by Ukrainian drones setting another Russian oil refinery on fire. He stated that Russia will import more fuel and accelerate repair work at oil facilities to address the 'temporary deficit.'

Ukrainian drones attacked a major Russian oil refinery in Slavyansk-na-Kubani, causing a fire and casualties, as President Putin acknowledged fuel shortages and vowed to protect oil facilities. Ukraine's campaign has led to fuel shortages and rationing in Russia, with Putin claiming the attacks aim to disrupt Russian society and military efforts.

President Putin admitted that Russia is facing fuel shortages due to Ukrainian drone strikes on refineries, marking the first acknowledgment that Kyiv's long-range attacks have disrupted production.

A Ukrainian strike ignited a Russian oil refinery, per local authorities, as President Vladimir Putin acknowledged his country is facing a 'difficult period'. Ukraine has intensified long-range attacks on Russian military facilities, disrupting fuel supplies and military deliveries.

Ukraine's drone strike caused a fire at an oil refinery in Russia's Krasnodar region, killing two and injuring one. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirmed the attack and claimed a second Russian refinery in the Yaroslavl region was also struck, aiming to disrupt Moscow's war resources.

Ukrainian drone strikes caused a fire at an oil refinery in Slavyansk-na-Kubani, Russia, killing two people and injuring another. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirmed the attack, claiming a second refinery in the Yaroslavl region was also targeted, aiming to disrupt Russian fuel supplies and military operations.

Russian air defenses intercepted 660 Ukrainian drones during a nighttime attack on 12 Russian regions, the Crimean peninsula, and the Black Sea and Azov Sea. The incident was reported by Russia's Defence Ministry.

The Russian Army reportedly downed nearly 700 Ukrainian drones overnight. Unverified reports indicated a chemical factory and thermal power plant in the central Tula region were targeted in drone attacks.

Russian air defenses intercepted 660 Ukrainian drones in a major attack across 12 regions, Crimea, and the Black and Azov Seas. The attack, one of the largest since Russia's invasion of Ukraine, targeted infrastructure and caused damage in Tula and Kharkiv regions, with two civilians killed in the latter.

Russian air defenses intercepted 660 Ukrainian drones in a major nighttime attack on 12 Russian regions and Crimea, causing damage in Tula and Kharkiv regions. Ukraine reported two civilian deaths from Russian attacks, while Russia accused Ukrainian drones of disrupting fuel supplies and military operations.

The Russian Defense Ministry reported intercepting 660 Ukrainian drones over 12 Russian regions, Crimea, the Azov, and the Black Sea. The attack targeted areas including the illegally annexed Crimea.

Ukrainian drones forced residents in Moscow to seek shelter for the first time. The event marks a direct impact of Putin’s war on the Russian capital.

Ukrainian drones caused a power outage in Sevastopol, the largest city in Russian-held Crimea, and targeted facilities in central and southern Russia. Ukraine's intensified attacks on Russian oil refineries, depots, and supply routes have led to rising petrol prices and acute fuel shortages in Crimea.

Honduras will purchase Ukrainian drones to combat drug trafficking, following a meeting between the two nations' presidents. Ukraine has emerged as a leader in military drone technology since 2022, with licensing agreements in Canada and Gulf countries, and a German manufacturer planning to build Ukrainian-designed cruise missiles.

Putin is souring on Trump over his latest Ukraine shift. US president is impressed with Ukrainian drones hitting targets deep into Russia, according to officials.

A cartoon by Serhiy Kolyada depicts Ukrainian drones liberating Crimea as an ironic take on recent international events.

Russia intercepted 300 Ukrainian drones across the country, with nearly 60 heading toward Moscow, causing temporary airport suspensions. Zelenskyy pledged to retaliate, stating the response will grow stronger.

Ukrainian drones are straining Russian air defenses, which were previously considered impenetrable. A recent drone attack on Moscow has sparked renewed debate about vulnerabilities in Russia's defense systems.

Moscow experienced a second consecutive day of Ukrainian drone attacks, which followed a major assault on the city's largest oil refinery and other sites. Russian President Vladimir Putin has not publicly commented on the attacks.

Authorities in the Moscow-region town of Kotelniki have decided not to disclose civil defense shelter locations in advance to prevent panic, following a drone attack by Ukrainian forces. Residents reported receiving no guidance on where to seek shelter during the attacks.

The SBU claims to have obtained a Russian internal document indicating no Ukrainian drones were present during a strike on a Belarusian youth football team bus in Russia’s Bryansk region. The agency suggests the attack may have been orchestrated by Russian special services as a false flag operation.

Ukrainian drones struck targets in Moscow, including an oil refinery, prompting airport closures and causing fires. Russian officials confirmed the attacks, which also affected a shopping center and residential buildings. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy described the strikes as retaliation for Russian attacks on Kyiv and called for diplomatic negotiations.

A Ukrainian drone strike hit Moscow’s oil refinery in Kapotnya, causing fires and damaging a nearby shopping center. Mayor Sergei Sobyanin reported that about 180 drones targeting the city were shot down, with several reaching the refinery.

Ukraine is gaining the upper hand across multiple fronts. Its middle-strike drone campaign is systematically dismantling Crimea’s logistics routes, severing key causeways and crippling supply lines. Long-range strikes hit deep into Russia, including a significant blow to a military electronics plant in Cheboksary.

Ukrainian drones struck Moscow's main oil refinery located ten miles from the Kremlin, marking a reported humiliation for Putin. The attack targeted a key infrastructure site near the Russian capital.

Putin acknowledged that Ukrainian drones have disrupted Russian military operations, forcing the Kremlin to address the challenges on the battlefield.