Clarifying the targets hit and the consequences of today’s strikes took me ...

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Clarifying the targets hit and the consequences of today’s strikes took me a record amount of time today, such is the growth in the capabilities and geographic reach of Ukrainian UAVs.

Hits on at least 7 targets are confirmed, plus the Tyumen Oil Refinery was burning. That is only what could be confirmed (for example, there was a strike in Tula region, but the target is unknown), and that is WITHOUT counting substations and other less significant targets.

The videos here are more for information. Look for the full variety of today’s strikes in Exilenova+ and Supernova+.

1-3 - The "Poltavskaya" oil depot, Ust-Labinsk, Krasnodar Krai, 400+ km from Ukraine. At least three tanks are burning, says the SBU. The fire area is 5,000 m².

4 - The 15th arsenal of the Russian Navy, Bolshaya Izhora, Leningrad region. More precisely, the 7082nd first-category technical mine and torpedo base of the Navy is detonating, according to ATESH data. Despite being located on the Baltic Sea, the base supplied, among others, Russia’s Black Sea Fleet. Residents of Lomonosovsky district have been temporarily evacuated. 900 km from Ukraine.

5 - Tyumen Oil Refinery (formerly Antipinsky). According to official information, the fire occurred "as a result of a disruption to technological processes."

6 - Zuhres, occupied Donetsk region, two fire seats, ammunition detonation, according to Exilenova+. 120 km from territory controlled by Ukraine.

7 - Mariupol, occupied Donetsk region, seaport. 130 km from territory controlled by Ukraine.

8 - Kronstadt, base of Russia’s Baltic Fleet. Smoke is visible; presumably the Naval Cadet Military Corps was hit, according to ASTRA geolocation. ASTRA. The "Sails of Kronstadt" festival was ended early; it was supposed to run through June 7.

9 - The Peterhof oil depot, St. Petersburg. There was information that it was the Fock Institute of Physics, but the Peterhof oil depot is nearby, and the Ukrainian General Staff reports that it was the actual target.

10 - The "Tatneft-AZS-Severo-Zapad" oil terminal (formerly NESTE), Bronka station, Lomonosov, St. Petersburg, according to the Ukrainian General Staff. All three targets in Leningrad region are 900 km from Ukraine.

Range Expands Faster Than Official Excuses

At least seven hits were confirmed, and Tyumen blamed a technological process failure.

At that range, blaming the process is easier.