
Ukraine Launches Wide-Scale Drone Campaign Against Russian Ports and Energy Sites
Ukrainian unmanned systems have conducted a sustained series of long-range drone attacks targeting Russian military ports, oil refineries, and energy infrastructure across multiple regions. The strikes, which reportedly reached over 3,000 kilometers into Russian territory, have damaged key logistical and industrial sites while prompting significant air defense interceptions.
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Ukrainian drones strike Russian Caspian Sea port in Dagestan
Fires and explosions were seen in Russia’s Dagestan after a Ukrainian drone attack.
Read full article →Ukrainian drones strike eight sites in Russia in one day – Zelenskyy
Volodymyr Zelenskyy says Ukrainian forces struck eight Russian infrastructure sites in 24 hours, including an oil refinery in Yamalo-Nenets and a seaport in Dagestan.
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Read full article →Ukraine attacks port in Russia’s Dagestan with drones. One drone hits theater building.
Ukraine’s armed forces struck Dagestan with drones, according to Fyodor Shchukin, the region’s acting head, who said a fire broke out at the Makhachkala International Sea Trade Port after “drone fragments” fell there.
Read full article →AFU General Staff confirms strikes on Russia’s Makhachkala seaport and three ships in Novorossiysk
Overnight on September 10, 2026, units of Ukraine’s Defense Forces struck the Makhachkala Commercial Seaport in the Republic of Dagestan, while on September 9 they also struck at least three enemy vessels: the Zheleznyakov minesweeper, the Admiral Essen frigate, and the Project 11711 Pyotr Morgunov large landing ship.
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