Ukraine Strikes Deep Inside Russia Overnight: Oil Facility and Command Centers Hit.
Ukrainian Defense Forces Launch Overnight Operations
According to Novyny.live: On the night of June 13, 2026, Ukraine’s defense forces carried out strikes against military and infrastructure targets belonging to Russian occupation forces, both within Russia’s borders and in temporarily occupied areas of Ukraine. These actions are part of Kyiv’s broader strategy to counter aggression and strengthen national defense capabilities.
A key target in the operation was an oil preparation and pumping facility located near the town of Kotovo in Russia’s Volgograd region. This site plays a critical role in processing and transporting crude oil to Russian refineries, making it a strategic asset for Moscow’s war effort.
Targets of Ukrainian Defense Forces
In addition to the oil facility, Ukrainian forces struck multiple enemy command posts situated in the following areas:
- Soledar, Donetsk region;
- Verkhnya Krinitsa, Zaporizhzhia region;
- Bryansk region of Russia, specifically near Khoromne, Verkhnya Krinitsa, Voskresenka in Donetsk region, and Novomykolaivka in Kherson region.
Ukrainian forces also targeted areas where enemy personnel were concentrated, including:
- Soledar;
- Uspenivka, Donetsk region;
- Holubivka, Kharkiv region;
- Pryvilne, Zaporizhzhia region;
- Kolotylivka, Belgorod region of Russia;
- Novi Yurkovychi;
- Chornozemny Horodok, Bryansk region.
The latest operations highlight an intensification of Ukrainian military efforts against Russian occupation forces, underscoring the country’s determination to safeguard its national interests and territorial integrity.
These strikes reflect Ukraine’s growing military assertiveness amid the protracted conflict with Russia. Disabling critical infrastructure like oil processing facilities can significantly hamper Russian logistics and supply chains. The targeted and strategic nature of these actions signals Ukraine’s readiness to sustain its fight for sovereignty, while also drawing continued international attention to the war’s impact on regional stability and global politics.
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