Target Moscow: The Ukraine War Has Come Right to Putin’s Doorstep
Ukraine is targeting the infrastructure supporting Russia's war effort within its capital. Recent strikes include a large oil depot attack. These operations have forced the Russian government to alter public military displays.
What changed
Reports now confirm a specific strike on an oil depot and the scaling back of the Red Square military parade.
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Ukraine Expands Drone Campaign Into Moscow
confidence 60%Ukraine is targeting the infrastructure supporting Russia's war effort within its capital. Recent strikes include a large oil depot attack. These operations have forced the Russian government to alter public military displays.
Still unconfirmed:
- Vladimir Putin scaled back his Red Square military parade this year due to fear of drone attacks.
- A huge oil depot strike occurred on Thursday.
- Drone attacks in the Moscow area are part of a multifaceted strategy.
- Russian drones have entered Polish airspace.
- Russia and Belarus are conducting massive military drills.
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Ukrainian Drone Campaign Reaches Moscow Heartland
confidence 80%Ukraine has launched its largest drone offensive on Moscow since the full-scale invasion began. Attacks have targeted the Russian heartland, including oil refineries and defense plants. These strikes have pushed the conflict into areas previously considered secure.
What's confirmed:
- Ukrainian drones have struck over 800,000 Russian assets in 2026 so far.
- Ukraine is increasing air campaigns to isolate the Crimea peninsula.
- Drones have hit refineries and defense plants in Moscow.
Still unconfirmed:
- Ukrainian drones hit a major oil refinery in the Kapotnya district roughly ten miles from the Kremlin.
- President Putin has hinted at peace talks as the economy fails.
- Drones forced the most subdued Victory Day parade Russia has staged in a generation.