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❗️New explosions were reported near Krasnogorsk and Glukhovo in Moscow Oblast as Russian monitoring channels said Moscow remains under UAV attack.
Ukraine’s 7th Air Assault Corps hit a Russian logistics point near occupied Selydove with strike drones and HIMARS. The attack struck an supply warehouse and antenna system used to provide internet access and support Molniya drone strikes on Ukrainian positions.
A new group of ~250 Ukrainian drones, including jet-powered drones are heading towards Russia and Russian occupied territories. There are also reports of Ukrainian naval drones heading for occupied Crimea.
Ukraine’s SBU confirmed it struck Russia’s Angstrem semiconductor plant, Moscow oil refinery, Solnechnogorskaya and Volodarskoye oil pumping stations in Moscow Oblast, and Belbek airfield in occupied Crimea. At Belbek, targets included a Pantsir-S2, an S-400 radar hangar, Orion and Forpost UAV control systems, a ground-air data relay point, the control tower and an airfield hangar.
Ukraine’s 1st Unmanned Systems Center showed FP-1/2 long-range strike drones firing unguided aviation rockets at Russian positions in occupied Crimea.
Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces struck Russian Tor-M2 air defense, logistics infrastructure, command and communications nodes, UAV control points and other targets on May 16-17. Hits included a protected Black Sea Fleet communications node in Crimea, port cranes in Berdiansk, a fuel train in Donetsk Oblast, telecom towers in Zaporizhzhia Oblast and a Project 10410 patrol ship in Kaspiysk.
FIRMS detected a large-scale fire on the Arabat Spit in occupied Crimea. The area is known to host Russian troop concentrations and many storage sites.
❗️Ukraine’s Defense Ministry confirmed strikes on Moscow and its region, calling it the largest attack there since the start of the full-scale invasion. The ministry said Ukraine’s Defense Forces hit the Moscow oil refinery, the Solnechnogorskaya oil depot and several microelectronics production sites.
CyberBoroshno analysis finds: A drone strike hit the Solnechnogorskaya oil pumping station between Lipunikha and Durikino in Russia’s Moscow Oblast, setting an RVS-5000 tank on fire before the blaze spread to a second tank. The facility is a critical node in Transneft’s main pipeline system.
A Russian Pantsir air defense system tried to repel a drone raid on the Moscow region. Footage shows the short-range system engaging UAVs after which an explosion sounds.
FIRMS picked up a fire at Belbek Airbase in occupied Crimea. Overnight, Ukrainian drones attacked the peninsula.
FIRMS detected a large-scale fire on the Arabat Spit in occupied Crimea. The area is known to host Russian troop concentrations and many storage sites.
Ukraine’s Armed Forces struck a key Russian storage and launch center for operational-tactical missiles and strike drones on the Arabat Spit in occupied Crimea. The site supported Russian long-range attacks.
Zelensky said Russia fired more than 3,170 strike drones, over 1,300 KAB glide bombs and 74 missiles at Ukraine this week, most of them ballistic. The attacks killed 52 people and wounded 346, including 22 children, with many hits on homes and civilian sites.