Ukraine struck targets in 11 NPZs in a deepstrike campaign

• In the summer of 2026, Ukraine hit Russian targets across 11 NPZs and other facilities in a series of strikes
• The company fired three aircraft from Crimea and Krasnodar Krai to the Zakhidno-Siberian Region, damaging more than 2,000 km
• Ukraine also struck VPK, a defense plant, with a series of attacks, including with a maritime strike

According to Ukrinform and Interfax Ukraine,

In June 2026, Ukrainian forces carried out a DeepStrike campaign against targets in Russia, destroying a number of military assets in the process, the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine reported.

According to the report, a total of 11 Russian oil-refining plants were hit. The strikes also targeted Ukraine’s military-industrial facilities.

It is also reported that the geography of the strikes covered targets in Crimea and Krasnodar Krai up to the Zakhidno-Siberian Region, with the maximum distance between the targets being 2,000 kilometers across the Russian Federation.

Meanwhile, the company also said that the strikes targeted command posts, ships, and other military-economic resources, and also hit Ukraine’s military-economic resources.

In particular, the following were hit: Moscow’s NPZ (anti-ship), Tyumen’s NPZ (anti-ship), as well as the Ufa, Nizhny Novgorod, Samara, and Yaroslavl NPZs. It is claimed that the Ukrainian side used long-range precision strikes, destroying the plants’ production facilities.

Also, the strikes reportedly targeted oil refinery facilities in the following regions: Taman, Novorossiysk, Saint Petersburg, and Ribinsk, as well as the “Titan-Brickworks” artillery plant, the VNIIR-Progress plant, the VZPP-Mikron electronic plant in the Moscow and Volodimir regions.

In addition, Ukrainian forces also hit Russian targets at sea, including the “Streghushchiy” project ship, the “Tinchovogo polotu” tank, and other infrastructure in the Port-Kavkaz area.

Tags: Ukraine/Russia/Politics/Energy