Ukraine hits a Moscow fuel depot, two tankers, and a warship in one night
Ukrainian drones apparently decided sleeping is overrated, running a multi-target logistics sweep from the outskirts of Moscow all the way to the Black Sea.
Ukrainian forces had an exceptionally productive night. In Noginsk, right in the Moscow region, the Nafto-Servis oil depot supplying fuel to the Russian military suddenly burst into flames after an uninvited drone visit.
Meanwhile, out on the Azov and Black seas, it was naval target practice: two fuel tankers, two floating cranes, and a tugboat were hit. Just to keep the Russian navy on edge, a Project 10410 Svetlyak patrol ship was struck in Kerch — making it the second Svetlyak-class warship crippled in just forty-eight hours.
A railway bridge in occupied Luhansk was also taken out for good measure, cutting off another military transit route.
Targeting supply veins hundreds of kilometers behind the front turns out to be remarkably efficient when an entire army runs purely on diesel and old rails.
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