Ukrainian strike operations have targeted a Black Sea Fleet high-speed boat base in Crimea’s Mezvodne area, according to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The facility is utilized for technical maintenance and logistical support of patrol and coastal defense vessels deployed by Russian forces.
Strikes on Military Infrastructure in Crimea and Bryansk
In addition to the naval base strike in Crimea, Ukrainian forces hit an enemy radar station near Pochep in Russia’s Bryansk region, as reported by the Ukrainian General Staff.
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Refinery Attacks and Deep Strike Operations
Operations units executed deep strike missions against the Perm and Ryazan oil refineries during overnight actions, according to verified military reports. The Special Operations Forces confirmed that these strikes resulted from collaboration with the “Black Spark” resistance movement operating inside Russia. Social media channels published video footage confirming fires at the targeted facilities following the strikes. According to the Special Operations Forces, a previous strike on the Ryazan refinery occurred in May 2026, which caused extended operational shutdowns at the plant.
The Ryazan refinery ranks among the largest petroleum processing facilities in the Russian Federation, operating at a capacity of approximately 17 million tons of crude oil annually. The plant manufactures automotive gasoline, diesel fuel, aviation gasoline, and other petroleum derivatives that supply the Russian military-industrial complex and armed forces. Alongside the primary refinery infrastructure, secondary logistics facilities associated with the Wildberries concern also sustained impacts during the operation.
Supply Line Disruptions in Donetsk
Ukrainian military reporting indicates additional successful strikes against an attack drone storage, preparation, and launch site in Donetsk, alongside a material-technical supply warehouse in Portovskoye. Furthermore, strikes disabled a road bridge in the Veselek area of the Donetsk region, which opposing forces utilized for military logistics. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy commented on the operations, stating, “Russia must feel that every day of this war will cost it more and more,” while expressing gratitude to Ukrainian service members for their precision.
Frequently Asked Questions
What facilities were targeted in the recent Ukrainian strikes?
Targeted assets include a Black Sea Fleet high-speed boat base in Mezvodne, Crimea, a radar station in Pochep, the Perm and Ryazan oil refineries, a Wildberries logistics center, a drone launch site in Donetsk, a supply warehouse in Portovskoye, and a road bridge in the Veselek area.
How much oil does the Ryazan refinery process annually?
The Ryazan refinery has an annual processing capacity of approximately 17 million tons of crude oil, producing fuels utilized by the Russian military.
Who participated in the deep strike operations against refineries?
According to the Special Operations Forces, the missions were executed by Deep Strike units in cooperation with the “Black Spark” resistance movement inside Russia.
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