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Zelensky confirmed Ukrainian long-range strikes hit the Ufa refinery for the second time, calling it one of Russia’s largest lubricant producers and noting it sits more than 1,300 km from the front. He also confirmed a strike on a strategic Russian defense industry site in Penza, about 600 km away, which develops and produces components for missile weapons used against Ukrainian cities.

Zelensky confirmed Ukrainian long-range strikes hit the Ufa refinery for the second time, calling it one of Russia’s largest lubricant producers and noting it sits more than 1,300 km from the front. He also confirmed a strike on a strategic Russian defense industry site in Penza, about 600 km away, which develops and produces components for missile weapons used against Ukrainian cities.
Zelensky confirmed Ukrainian long-range strikes hit the Ufa refinery for the second time, calling it one of Russia’s largest lubricant producers and noting it sits more than 1,300 km from the front. He also confirmed a strike on a strategic Russian defense industry site in Penza, about 600 km away, which develops and produces components for missile weapons used against Ukrainian cities.

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