Vladimir region
Coverage of Vladimir region in the Nexus archive.
- Ukraine strikes Russian weapons plant, Moscow fuel hub
Ukraine conducted attacks on a Russian weapons plant and a fuel hub in the Volgograd and Vladimir regions. The strikes are part of President Zelenskyy's strategy to escalate pressure on Russia and push for peace negotiations with Putin.
- Ukraine strikes industrial facility in Russia’s Volgograd as Russian drone attack kills 1
Ukraine struck a major industrial facility in Russia’s Volgograd with FP-5 Flamingo missiles, targeting a site producing artillery systems and missile components. A Russian drone attack killed a man in Ukraine’s Sumy region, while Ukraine also damaged an oil pumping facility in Russia’s Vladimir region. Russian officials confirmed casualties and facility damage in Volgograd, with Ukraine’s campaign aiming to disrupt Russian military production and pressure President Vladimir Putin.
- Ukraine strikes industrial facility in Russia's Volgograd as Russian drone attack kills 1
Ukraine struck a military industrial facility in Russia's Volgograd and an oil pumping station in Vladimir region, while a Russian drone attack killed a man in Ukraine's Sumy region. The attacks are part of Ukraine's campaign to disrupt Russian military production and fuel supplies.
- SBU Drones Strike Russian Oil Pumping Station Supplying Moscow
The SBU conducted a drone strike on the Vtorovo oil pumping station in Russia's Vladimir region, disrupting fuel transfers to Moscow's pipeline and Baltic ports. The attack caused detonations at the facility's technical buildings.
- Ukraine’s latest long-range strikes on Russia hit a major natural gas plant and satellite centers
Ukrainian forces conducted nighttime strikes on Russia's Orenburg Gas Processing Plant and two satellite communication centers, part of Kyiv's campaign targeting energy and military infrastructure. Moscow redeployed air defense systems to the capital and Crimea’s Kerch Bridge in response. Ukraine also launched drone attacks on Crimea, disrupting power in Sevastopol.
- Ukraine’s latest long-range strikes on Russia hit a major natural gas plant and satellite centers
Ukrainian forces targeted Russia's Orenburg Gas Processing Plant and two satellite communication centers in a nighttime attack, damaging a facility critical for helium and ethane production. Additional strikes hit Crimea, disrupting power in Sevastopol and military airfields, while Russian forces reported downing 323 Ukrainian drones and launching 101 of their own.
- Ukraine’s latest long-range strikes on Russia hit a major natural gas plant and satellite centers
Ukrainian forces conducted nighttime strikes on Russia's Orenburg Gas Processing Plant and two satellite communication centers, part of an intensified campaign targeting energy and military infrastructure. Additional attacks disrupted power in Crimea and damaged military airfields, according to Ukrainian officials.
- Ukraine’s latest long-range strikes on Russia hit a major natural gas plant and satellite centers
Ukrainian forces conducted nighttime strikes on Russia's Orenburg Gas Processing Plant and two satellite communication centers in Dubna and Vladimir. The attack targeted energy and military infrastructure, with Ukraine aiming to disrupt supply lines and pressure President Vladimir Putin, as reported by the Ukrainian General Staff.
- Ukraine launches long-range strikes on military and energy sites in Russia
Ukraine launched long-range strikes on Russian military and energy infrastructure, targeting a Cheboksary factory producing drone components and a Samara refinery. Russian officials reported downing Ukrainian drones and casualties from attacks, while Ukraine claimed strikes in Crimea and the Vladimir region. Both sides exchanged drone attacks, with Putin vowing to strengthen air defenses.
- Ukraine launches long-range strikes on military and energy sites in Russia
Ukraine conducted long-range strikes on Russian military and energy infrastructure, targeting a military factory in Cheboksary, a refinery in Samara, and oil facilities in Vladimir. A Ukrainian drone attack also damaged a historical building in Crimea, destroying a 19th-century panorama painting. Russia's Defense Ministry reported intercepting 326 Ukrainian drones.
- SBU Drones Strike Critical Russian Fuel Hub in Vladimir Region
The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) conducted a long-range drone strike on a critical Russian fuel hub in the Vladimir region, igniting an 800-square-meter fire. The operation was executed by special operations units from the Center for Special Operations 'Alpha'.