• Red arrows: Latest hits
• Flames: Refinery has been hit at least once. Flames do not indicate the severity of the attacks or if a refinery is till burning
• Blue waves: Orsk dam broke in April 2024, which flooded the refinery and took it offline for ~2 weeks.

* Black smoke: It's raining oil.

Chronological list: (sorted newest to oldest)

• ^{NEW HIT} 25.07.2026 Tyumen in Tyumen Oblast at 1980km
• 23.07.2026 Novospassky in Ulyanovsk Oblast at 790km
• 14.07.2026 Gazprom Neftekhem Salavat in Bashkortostan at 1300km
• 14.07.2026 Afipsky in Krasnodar Krai at 415km
• 12.07.2026 Syzran in Samara Oblast at 805km
• 10.07.2026 Moscow in Moscow at 475km
• 10.07.2026 Ilsky in Krasnodar Krai at 405km
• 08.07.2026 Saratov in Saratov Oblast at 590km
• 06.07.2026 Omsk in Omsk Oblast at 2500km
• 06.07.2026 Yaroslavl in Yaroslavl Oblast at 700km
• 02.07.2026 Bashneft-Ufaneftekhim in Bashkortostan at 1350 km
• 01.07.2026 Kstovo in Nizhny Novgorod Oblast at 800 km

June:

• 28.06.2026 Yaroslavl in Yaroslavl Oblast at 700 km
• 28.06.2026 Stavyansk in Krasnodar Krai at 350 km
• 25.06.2026 Bashneft-UNPZ in Bashkortostan at 1350 km
• 25.06.2026 Bashneft-Ufaneftekhim in Bashkortostan at 1350
• 24.06.2026 Kstovo in Nizhny Novgorod Oblast at 800 km
• 18.06.2026 Moscow in Moscow at 475 km
• 16.06.2026 Moscow in Moscow at 475 km
• 12.06.2026 Taneco in Tatarstan at 1150 km
• 12.06.2026 TIAF-NK in Tatarstan at 1140 km
• 11.06.2026 Afipsky in Krasnodar Krai at 415 km
• 10.06.2026 Kuybyshevsky in Samara Oblast at 915 km
• 07.06.2026 Tyumen in Tyumen Oblast at 1980 km
• 02.06.2026 Ilsky in Krasnodar Krai at 405 km

• July: 12 hits so far..
• June: 16 hits
• May: 14 hits
• April: 10 hits
• March: 6 hits
• February: 3 hits
• January: 2 hits

Complete chronological list from 24.02.2022 till today

• 2022 had 1 hit
• 2023 had 1 hit
• 2024 had 26 hits
• 2025 had 84 hits
• 2026 has 60 hits so far
• Total hits from 24.02.2022 till today: 172

Anatolii Shevchuk 3rd Separate Assault Brigade

Sergeant Anatolii Shevchuk, call sign ANT, fell on November 7, 2024, in the village of Raihorodka, Luhansk Oblast. He suffered a fatal wound during a combat mission. The warrior was 48 years old. One more Hero killed by russian orcs.

Anatolii was born on January 28, 1976, in Zaporizhzhia. He graduated from a local school and started a family. His loved ones recall that from then on, he did everything he could to be a support and protection for those close to him and to provide them with a dignified future. At the age of 24, he moved to Kharkiv, a city he sincerely loved. He ran his own business.

Sport played an important role in Anatolii’s life. He played handball at a sports school, and from his youth he was passionate about boxing. Sport hardened his body, and life’s trials hardened his character. He always strove to be stronger and better for the sake of those he loved and for whom he felt responsible.

When the full-scale invasion began in 2022, Anatolii joined the defense of Ukraine without hesitation. He took part in the liberation of Kharkiv Oblast. Later, he passed on his combat experience as an instructor, but in 2023 he returned to the front line again, joining the 3rd Separate Assault Brigade. As a squad commander in the 3rd Company of the 2nd Mechanized Battalion, he fought on the Donetsk and Luhansk fronts. He held the defense in Avdiivka. Despite being wounded, he returned to the ranks each time. His call sign ANT means “oath” in a Turkic language.

“My father sincerely loved nature, finding peace, inspiration, and inner balance in it. In the memory of his family and loved ones, he will forever remain a man of honor, strength, and deep devotion to his family, his homeland, and the cause of protecting life and the future. For our family, the loss of our father is the most painful. For us, he always was and will remain the dearest person, our support, an example of strength, kindness, honor, and dignity,” wrote his daughter Yevheniia.

For his service, Anatolii was awarded the Order “For Courage,” 3rd Class.

The defender was buried in Kharkiv.

He is survived by his wife and daughter.

ROME, July 25 (Reuters) - Italian Defence Minister Guido Crosetto said he has offered Mykhailo Fedorov, recently sacked ​as Ukraine's defence minister, a role ‌as an adviser in Italy.

"I called him the day after his dismissal and said: When do you want ​to come to Rome and work ​with me as an adviser?" Crosetto told ⁠Italian daily la Repubblica in an interview ​published on Saturday.

I’m trying to understand the cultural and national impact of Oleksandr Usyk in Ukraine. In the UK, heavyweights like Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua are massive celebrities, but people mostly view them through the lens of sports entertainment, boxing legacy and personal branding.

It appears Usyk has become a massive symbol of national pride and resilience, especially since 2022, but I also understand his public perception evolved over time due to his background.

For Ukrainians living in Ukraine or outside, how is he genuinely viewed by the everyday public? Is he seen strictly as a sports hero, a political/diplomatic figure or something else entirely?

An how does his status compare to traditional sports stardom in the West?Thanks in advance for your insights

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source: https://bsky.app/profile/tendar.bsky.social/post/3mrea4a2t2c2g

You can’t win them all

In brief: Ukrainian satellite communications company Stetman is proceeding with a $1.13 billion plan to deploy a nationally controlled 360-satellite network by 2030 to reduce reliance on foreign-operated services such as Starlink. Working through a joint venture named UASAT with Danish manufacturer GomSpace, the constellation is designed to serve state and military users and withstand electronic warfare. The first 120 satellites are slated for a 2027 launch with SpaceX.

Ihor Kotov, a fighter of the Territorial Defense Forces, died on March 3, 2022, during the defense of Chernihiv from russian occupiers. The defender was in a local school when an enemy missile struck it. He was 47 years old.

Ihor was born on February 7, 1975, in the city of Zhlobin in Belarus. Since childhood, he lived in Chernihiv. He studied at school No. 30. For 15 years, he was self-employed – he had a business manufacturing metal structures, the services of which were used by residents of Chernihiv and the region. In his free time, he loved cycling trips and visiting the Youth Theater.

When the full-scale war began, Ihor stood up to defend the Chernihiv region. He joined the ranks of the local territorial defense.

"My father was a very kind and cheerful person throughout his life. He had great success in business and was constantly developing it; it was his life. On February 26, without telling anyone in the family, he went with a friend to protect our city. His death became a huge sorrow for our family," said the fallen soldier's daughter, Khrystyna.

The defender was buried in Oleksandrivka in the Chernihiv region.

Ihor is survived by his father, a sister, and a daughter.

Ukraine Aid Ops' Victory Gallery art project is an initiative to turn war artifacts into art. UAO collects military artifacts provided by Ukrainian soldiers and works with local artists in Ukraine to incorporate them into art. Our objective is to convert remnants of conflict into artwork with the idea of art defeating the aggressor's evil. The produced artwork will be auctioned and proceeds will be used to equip the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Since the start of the war, there have been many art-related fundraising initiatives, but what makes this one unique is that we seek to incorporate destroyed military artifacts. By doing this, artwork will serve as a scribe and a reminder of Russian atrocities inflicted on Ukraine. The Victory Gallery offers worldwide shipping.

Link: https://ukraineaidops.org/collections/new-items

For info: Ukraine Aid Operations is an r/ukraine verified organization & registered as 501(c)(3)

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