Zelenskyy: Ukrainian drones can reach any target in Russia
Remember when hitting targets across the border was a huge logistical headache? Those days are officially ancient history.
During a state address, Zelenskyy confirmed what Russian emergency services have been finding out the hard way: the map of Russia no longer has a safe zone. The standout figure was a drone strike hitting an oil refinery in Omsk at an eye-watering distance of 2,884 kilometers.
With roughly five hundred Ukrainian drones launching every single day, the operation is systematically carving up oil infrastructure, shadow fleet tankers, and military hubs. The strategic objective was put plainly: leave Russia without fuel so Ukraine can finally live without Russian aggression.
Strategic depth used to be an empire's greatest shield, until long-range drones turned sheer geographical size into a massive liability.
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