On June 11, 2026, Ukrainian armed forces conducted a series of strikes aimed at various military logistics and command facilities associated with Russian troops.
In the Krasnodar region of Russia, the Afipsky Oil Refinery was attacked, resulting in confirmed hits and subsequent fires at the site. This refinery is one of the largest processing facilities in southern Russia, with an annual capacity of approximately 6.25 million tons of oil. The facility produces diesel fuel, gasoline, and fuel oil, which are crucial for military logistics.
In Crimea, specifically in Sevastopol, a facility linked to the production and outfitting of unmanned naval vessels was struck. This site was reportedly used for assembling and preparing platforms utilized in the Black Sea area. Additionally, a drone storage facility in the vicinity of Hryhorivka was also targeted.
Ukrainian forces also reported strikes on command points of Russian troops in the regions of Davydovske, Novoznamyanka, Bakhmut, Selydivo, and Pokrovsk within the Donetsk and Luhansk oblasts. Notably, a command point for drones was hit near Novoandriivka in Donetsk, alongside a concentration area for drone units close to Dovzhansk in Luhansk. Furthermore, a workshop involved in the manufacturing and repair of drones was struck in the Avdiivka area.
Ukrainian forces executed targeted strikes on June 11, 2026, impacting critical Russian military infrastructure, including an oil refinery and drone facilities in Crimea and eastern Ukraine. These operations reflect ongoing military actions aimed at disrupting Russian logistics and command capabilities.