Ukraine's long-range strike campaign continues to intensify. Overnight attacks targeted the Novorossiysk oil region, airfields, substations, and additional military infrastructure as Kyiv maintains pressure on Russia's economy and war machine. Meanwhile, Russian forces launched another large drone attack against Ukraine, but missile activity remained notably absent—suggesting Moscow may be accumulating missiles for a larger strike later.

In this update, we examine the growing pace of Ukrainian attacks on Russian oil infrastructure, battlefield attrition rates, NATO's interception of a drone over Latvia, reports from occupied territories, and new comments from General Syrskyi regarding territorial gains. We also look at what these developments may reveal about Russia's ability to sustain the war.

Chapters

00:00 Ukraine's Strike Campaign Accelerates
00:48 Novorossiysk Oil Depot Burning Again
02:19 More Than One Oil Infrastructure Strike Per Day
02:51 Airfield Strike in Ryazan Region
03:21 Substation Hit in Occupied Luhansk
03:50 NATO Shoots Down Drone Over Latvia
05:17 Russia's Overnight Drone Attacks on Ukraine
06:12 Kharkiv Logistics Hub and Civilian Targets Hit
07:48 Battlefield Attrition and Frontline Update
09:36 Kronstadt Strike Fallout and Syrskyi's Update
11:09 The Australian Kangaroo Incident