Ukraine’s long-range game: hitting targets 1,900 km away
It turns out Ukraine’s reach isn’t just local anymore; the map of what counts as a "safe zone" for the Russian Federation just got a massive update.
August was a busy month for those long-range toys. Ukraine managed to pull off strikes as far as 1,900 kilometers deep into enemy territory. That is basically a cross-country trip for a drone.
We are talking about 12 major oil refineries, petrochemical plants, and military industry sites turned into giant smoking billboards. The Kamensky combine even lost two whole workshops in the process. It seems distance is no longer a valid excuse for safety if you are on the wrong side of this conflict.
The geography of these hits is hilarious, reaching all the way to places like Tobolsk, which is practically on the other side of the planet compared to the front lines. The price of doing business just keeps going up for the other guys.
Source: Ukrinform
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