Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces reported a series of long-range strikes against russian fuel infrastructure and military-related targets during the night of May 30, targeting assets deep inside russian-controlled territory.
According to the Unmanned Systems Forces, Ukrainian drone operators engaged a total of 23 military targets and facilities in the enemy's operational rear. The operation was coordinated by the newly established Deep Strike Center, which aims to synchronize attacks against high-value targets beyond the front line.
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Among the targets hit was an oil tanker associated with russia's so-called shadow fleet, a network of vessels widely used to transport russian oil while circumventing international sanctions. The tanker was reportedly struck near Taganrog in russia's Rostov region.
Ukrainian forces also targeted the Kurgannefteprodukt oil depot in the Taganrog area. Fuel storage facilities have become a frequent objective for Ukrainian long-range drone campaigns, as they support both military logistics and the broader russian energy sector.
Another strike was reported against a maritime oil terminal in Feodosia, located in temporarily occupied Crimea. The attack was carried out by the Nemesis 412th Brigade, one of the units specializing in deep-strike drone operations.
The statement highlighted the diversity of targets engaged during the operation. In addition to oil-related infrastructure, Ukrainian forces reportedly targeted the Iskander missile system and two Tu-142 long-range maritime patrol aircraft.
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