Zelensky Says Ukrainian Forces Struck Oil Facilities and Training Range Inside Russia
Ukraine's president said Defense Forces hit four targets across three Russian regions, including two oil facilities and a military training range, describing them as sites that help fund and sustain Russia's war effort.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that Ukraine's Defense Forces struck four targets inside Russia, including two oil facilities and a military training range, in locations spread across three Russian regions.
Targets described as tied to the war effort
According to Zelensky, the targets were selected because they contribute to Russia's ability to finance and wage its war against Ukraine. Oil facilities have repeatedly featured among the targets Ukrainian forces describe as central to Russia's war financing, given the importance of energy exports and fuel supply to the Russian economy and military logistics.
The training range included among the four targets points to an effort to disrupt not only financial resources but also military preparation capacity inside Russian territory.
Part of a wider pattern
Strikes on oil and energy infrastructure, along with military-related sites inside Russia, have become a recurring element of Ukraine's strategy as the war continues, with Ukrainian officials framing such operations as efforts to reduce Russia's capacity to sustain its invasion.
Zelensky's statement did not detail the extent of damage caused at the four locations or provide further specifics beyond identifying the type and general location of the targets struck.
Sources
- Ukrainian forces hit two oil facilities, training range in Russia – Zelensky — Ukrinform (Ukraine)
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