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Ukraine hits 11 Russian oil refineries, eight defense plants in June DeepStrike campaign – MoD
Ukraine's Defense Forces expanded their long-range DeepStrike campaign against key elements of Russia's military and economic infrastructure in June 2026, targeting sites from temporarily occupied Crimea and Russia's Krasnodar Territory to Western Siberia. — Ukrinform.
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pravda.com.ua
Ukraine's defence forces confirm strikes on two Russian oil refineries and bridge in Crimea – video
On the night of 27-28 June, Ukraine’s defence forces struck two Russian oil refineries, a railway bridge in occupied Crimea, and a Russian ammunition depot in Donetsk Oblast.
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upi.com
Ukraine hits 2 Russian refineries as Putin vows enhanced defenses - UPI.com
Ukraine said it struck a pair of Russian oil refineries far behind the front lines on Sunday as President Vladimir Putin vowed to ramp up defenses.
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cryptobriefing.com
Ukraine expands missile strikes inside Russia, targeting key infrastructure
Ukraine expands missile strikes inside Russia, raising concerns of escalation. Russian nuclear test by December 31, 2026, at 10.9% YES.
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Ukraine strikes deep inside Russia, targets Ufa refinery and Penza plant
Ukraine strikes deep inside Russia, targeting key facilities. Russia entering Sloviansk by December 31, 2026 at 26% YES.
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kyivpost.com
Ukraine Hits Ufa Refinery and Penza Missile-Linked Plant in 1,300 km Deep-Strike Campaign
Russia’s Defense Ministry said it intercepted and destroyed 179 Ukrainian drones overnight across multiple regions.
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ukrinform.net
Ukraine hits 11 Russian oil refineries, eight defense plants in June DeepStrike campaign – MoD
Ukraine's Defense Forces expanded their long-range DeepStrike campaign against key elements of Russia's military and economic infrastructure in June 2026, targeting sites from…
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tass.com
Russian forces deliver retaliatory massive strike on Ukraine — top brass
Military-industrial sites, energy infrastructure, and military airfields’ infrastructure were damaged in the Dnepropetrovsk, Poltava, Cherkassy, Chernigov, and Kiev regions