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Strikes on targets in Russia — August 2026

139 strikes · 121 objects · nights with strikes: 31

The chronicle records 139 strikes on 121 objects in August 2026, 16 of them refineries.

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• Yekaterinburg — Logistics warehouse — dronesMorning of 31 August: at around 11:00 drones attacked the Wildberries logistics centre in Yekaterinburg's Chkalovsky district — the second strike on this warehouse after 7 August. Governor Denis Pasler reported hits by drones and debris on the logistics centre; fires were recorded on the grounds and staff were evacuated. Wildberries said the complex itself was undamaged; bystander video shows one of the drones falling a few metres from the warehouse. About 1,800 km from the border.
• Yekaterinburg (Chkalovsky district) — Other site — dronesMorning of 31 August: during the attack on Yekaterinburg, drones and debris hit three apartment buildings in the Chkalovsky district — in the Uktus and Vtorchermet neighbourhoods. One drone slammed into a high-rise, blowing out windows and tearing off balconies, and a fire started; residents were evacuated to schools No. 156 and No. 131. Four people were hurt: two cut by glass fragments, two with mild smoke poisoning; nobody was killed. Sources do not give the addresses of the buildings, so the marker is on the Uktus neighbourhood.
• Desnianskiy — Military site — 30–31 August: according to the Ukrainian General Staff, an enemy radar station was hit in Desnianskiy, Bryansk region. The extent of the damage is being clarified. The marker is on the village: the source does not give the station's position.
• Zimovnoye — Military site — 30–31 August: according to the Ukrainian General Staff, a Russian unit's communications node was hit in Zimovnoye, Belgorod region. The extent of the damage is being clarified. The marker is on the village: the source does not give the node's location.
• Huliaipole — Military site — 30–31 August: according to the Ukrainian General Staff, an enemy UAV control point was hit in the Huliaipole area of Zaporizhzhia region. The extent of the damage is being clarified. The marker is on the town: the source does not say where exactly the post stood.
• Kyr-Bailar (Crimea) — Depot / arsenal — 30–31 August: according to the Ukrainian General Staff, a supply depot was hit at Kyr-Bailar in occupied Crimea. The extent of the damage is being clarified. Kyr-Bailar is the Crimean Tatar name of the village that Russian maps list as Leninskoye in the Krasnohvardiiske district; the marker is on the village, and the source does not give the depot's location.
• Verkhnokamianka — Depot / arsenal — 30–31 August: according to the Ukrainian General Staff, a supply depot was hit in Verkhnokamianka in the occupied Luhansk region. The extent of the damage is being clarified. The marker is on the village: the source does not give the depot's location.
• Popovo-Lezhachi — Depot / arsenal — 30–31 August: according to the Ukrainian General Staff, a supply depot was hit in Popovo-Lezhachi, Kursk region. The extent of the damage is being clarified. The marker is on the village: the source does not give the depot's location.

• Kirishi — Refinery — dronesNight of 30 August: drones attacked the Kirishinefteorgsintez refinery (KINEF, Surgutneftegas) in Kirishi, Leningrad region. Governor Alexander Drozdenko confirmed a UAV coming down at the refinery and a fire; residents reported a series of explosions. Geolocation analysis by monitoring channels puts the strike on the L-35-11/1000, LCh-35-11/600 and AT-1 units and on sections of the LCh-24-9/2000 hydrotreater. The governor said 62 drones were downed over the region. No halt of the plant was reported.
• Yeysk (airbase) — Airfield — dronesNight of 30 August: drones struck the Yeysk military airfield in Krasnodar Krai — detonations continued for more than an hour, and NASA FIRMS satellite monitoring recorded fires near the aircraft parking areas and the runway. Ukraine's General Staff confirmed damage to the airfield infrastructure and a fire. Monitoring channels reported a hit on an ammunition depot holding guided aerial bombs and aviation rockets for Su-34 and Su-30SM aircraft. Krasnodar Krai authorities did not confirm the strike on the airfield.
• Millerovo (airbase) — Airfield — dronesNight of 30 August: drones struck the Millerovo military airfield in Rostov Oblast. Ukraine's General Staff reported a fire at the airfield and hits on ammunition depots and the technical maintenance unit; the commander of the Unmanned Systems Forces named the DRL-27 module of the RSP-27 landing radar system as the main target and said five air-defence assets had been destroyed at the two airfields attacked that night — a Pantsir-S gun-missile system and the Sopka-2, Kasta 2E2, RSP-27 and Nebo-SV radars. NASA FIRMS imagery confirms a fire at the airfield. Governor Yuri Slyusar reported only that some 15 drones had been downed over the Millerovo and Tarasovsky districts and over the Gulf of Taganrog; the Russian authorities did not acknowledge a hit on the airfield.
• Kirishi — Other site — dronesNight of 30 August: during the drone attack on Kirishi, windows were blown out in several buildings in the residential part of the town, and burning drone debris fell in the Pribrezhny park and next to School No. 3 — the fire was put out and the school building was not damaged. Reported by Leningrad Oblast governor Alexander Drozdenko; no injuries were reported. The point is the centre of Kirishi: the sources give no exact addresses.
• Vyazma — Other site — dronesNight of 30 August: 19 drones were shot down over Smolensk Oblast, and in Vyazma falling debris blew out windows in one apartment block and in several private buildings, while fragments scarred the bodywork of several cars. Reported by governor Vasily Anokhin; there were no casualties and infrastructure kept working.
• Khartsyzk — UAV launch site — 29–30 August: according to the Ukrainian General Staff, a store of strike drones belonging to the Rubicon unit was hit in occupied Khartsyzk, Donetsk Oblast. The extent of the damage is being assessed. The point is the town itself: the source does not give the location of the store.
• Chumatske — Military site — 29–30 August: according to the Ukrainian General Staff, a Russian drone control post was hit near Chumatske, Donetsk Oblast. The extent of the damage is being assessed.
• Sukhodilsk — Military site — 29–30 August: according to the Ukrainian General Staff, Russian command posts were hit in occupied Sukhodilsk, Luhansk Oblast. The extent of the damage is being assessed. The point is the town itself: the source does not give the location of the posts.
• Hirnyk — Depot / arsenal — 29–30 August: according to the Ukrainian General Staff, a supply depot was hit in occupied Hirnyk, Donetsk Oblast. The extent of the damage is being assessed. The point is the town itself: the source does not give the location of the depot.
• Berdianske — Depot / arsenal — 29–30 August: according to the Ukrainian General Staff, a supply depot was hit in occupied Berdianske, Donetsk Oblast. The extent of the damage is being assessed. The point is the village of Berdianske in the Mariupol urban hromada; a second village of the same name exists in the oblast and the source does not say which one is meant.
• Krasnosilske (Crimea) — Depot / arsenal — 29–30 August: according to the Ukrainian General Staff, supply depots were hit at Krasnosilske in occupied Crimea. The extent of the damage is being assessed. The point is the village of Krasnosilske in the Yevpatoria district; a second village of the same name exists in Crimea, in the Kirovske district, and the source does not say which one is meant.
• Kadiivka — Depot / arsenal — 29–30 August: according to the Ukrainian General Staff, an ammunition depot was hit in occupied Kadiivka, Luhansk Oblast. The extent of the damage is being assessed. The point is the town itself: the source does not give the location of the depot.
• Pavlichi — Military site — 29–30 August: according to the Ukrainian General Staff, a Russian radar station was hit at Pavlichi in the Klintsy district of Bryansk Oblast. The extent of the damage is being assessed. The point is the village: the source does not give the position of the station.
• Belgorod (CHP plant) — Plant / MIC — missilesDaytime on 30 August, around 17:00, Belgorod came under a missile strike: a direct hit and a large fire at the Belgorod combined heat and power plant, with reports of hits on the city's electrical substations. Acting governor Alexander Shuvayev confirmed several fires and casualties without naming the facilities. The strike on the CHP plant was described by Russian Telegram channels and backed by video of the moment of impact.
• Belgorod (Ozon) — Logistics warehouse — missilesDaytime on 30 August a missile strike hit the Estate Logistic terminal in Kirpichny tupik on Kharkovskaya Gora, where the Ozon marketplace rents warehouse space: seven warehouse units caught fire and the roof collapsed on one of them. According to acting governor Alexander Shuvayev, a man and a 16-year-old were killed on the commercial site and 16 people were wounded, seven of them teenagers; the next day a third death in hospital was reported. Ozon confirmed the strike and completely halted order intake and delivery in Belgorod and the region.

• Aksay (Ozon) — Logistics warehouse — dronesNight of 29 August: in a massive drone attack on Rostov Oblast an Ozon logistics centre was hit. The company said staff had been evacuated in advance; a small fire broke out and was extinguished immediately. The site temporarily stopped accepting deliveries, freight was rerouted to other hubs, and a second logistics centre was evacuated as a precaution. Governor Yuri Slyusar said drone fragments fell on warehouses in Aksaysky district, a forest strip caught fire, and three district residents sought medical help. The company does not name the site; Ozon's only logistics centre in the oblast is the fulfilment factory in Don Logopark (khutor Lenina, Aksaysky district), and the point is placed at its address.
• Rostov-on-Don — Other site — dronesNight of 29 August: in a massive drone attack on Rostov-on-Don, debris damaged two apartment blocks in Proletarsky district — four people were injured, including two children, one child in serious condition; residents were evacuated and a temporary shelter was set up for them. Seven people were injured across the oblast overnight. Reported by governor Yuri Slyusar; air defence was engaging targets over Rostov-on-Don and the Aksaysky, Bagaevsky and Neklinovsky districts. Sources give no addresses — the point is placed in Proletarsky district.
• Bagayevskaya — Other site — dronesNight of 29 August: in Bagaevsky district of Rostov Oblast, windows of private houses were damaged as a massive drone attack was repelled; no one was hurt. Reported by governor Yuri Slyusar. Sources name no specific settlements — the point is placed at the district centre, the stanitsa of Bagayevskaya.
• Hvardiiske (Crimea) — UAV launch site — 28–29 August: per the Ukrainian General Staff, a storage, preparation and launch site for strike UAVs was hit near Hvardiiske in Crimea; overnight into 29 August monitoring channels and satellite data recorded a fire in the area of the Hvardiiske airfield. Damage is being assessed.
• Donetsk — UAV launch site — 28–29 August: per the Ukrainian General Staff, storage, preparation and launch sites for strike UAVs were hit in the Donetsk area. Damage is being assessed. The map point is the city: the source does not name the sites' locations.
• Znamenka (Crimea) — Military site — 28–29 August: per the Ukrainian General Staff, an enemy electronic warfare complex was hit near Znamenka in Crimea. Damage is being assessed. The point is the village: the source does not give the position.
• Berestki — Military site — 28–29 August: per the Ukrainian General Staff, an enemy UAV control point was hit in Berestki, Donetsk Oblast. Damage is being assessed.
• Klintsy — Military site — 28–29 August: the Ukrainian General Staff confirmed the destruction of a Buk-M3 surface-to-air missile system near Klintsy, Bryansk Oblast. The point is the town: the source does not give the position.
• Aksay (DNS) — Logistics warehouse — dronesNight of 29 August: during a massive drone attack on Rostov Oblast, warehouses of the DNS consumer-electronics retail chain in the Aksay district came under attack — hits on two warehouses were reported, and a fire at least at one was confirmed by video; staff were evacuated, no injuries reported. The point is Aksay: sources do not name the warehouse address.
• Aksay (Midel) — Plant / MIC — dronesNight of 29 August: per monitoring channels, the Midel shipbuilding and ship repair yard in Aksay was hit during the drone attack — preliminary reports say a vessel caught fire at the yard. There is no official confirmation and the damage is unclear.
• Sevastopol (Monastyrskoye Highway) — Other site — dronesNight of 29 August: as a UAV attack on Sevastopol was repelled (26 drones downed, per governor Razvozhayev), a man born in 1981 was killed near Monastyrskoye Highway — he was in the courtyard of his house; three people were injured, among them an elderly man and a woman with blast injuries. Eight private houses and three apartment buildings were damaged.

• Sevastopol (Gagarinsky District) — Other site — dronesNight of 28 August: while repelling a drone attack over Sevastopol's Gagarinsky district three UAVs were shot down; one hit the entrance of the five-storey apartment block No. 12 on Heroev Podvodnikov Street — a fifth-floor flat caught fire, the blast wave blew out windows in every entrance and residents were evacuated. Two buildings of kindergarten No. 34 (under renovation, due to reopen on 1 September) and about 15 cars were damaged; debris fell on a neighbouring hotel, where staff put out a small fire themselves. Four people were injured, including an elderly woman with a closed head injury and a woman pulled from the burning flat whom doctors resuscitated. Reported by governor Mikhail Razvozhaev. On Bratyev Manganari Street debris started a fire by old storage tanks holding only fuel residue: city news portals wrote the tanks themselves were hit, while Razvozhaev said it was grass that burned.
• Yaroslavl — Refinery — dronesMorning of 28 August: drones attacked Yaroslavl around 5:30 a.m. — residents of the Frunzensky district heard a series of muffled explosions as air defences engaged. Monitoring Telegram channels reported a fire at the Slavneft-YANOS refinery; there is no official confirmation — governor Mikhail Evraev said only that "the necessary measures are being taken". The indirect signs match the 6 August strike: the exit road towards Moscow was closed at the junction of Moskovsky Prospekt and the South-Western ring road (right by the refinery), Tunoshna airport suspended arrivals and departures, and two kindergartens (No. 98 and No. 28) were closed for damage assessment. As of the morning Russian outlets called the reports of a hit on the refinery unconfirmed; the Ukrainian General Staff summary had not yet been published at collection time. The refinery, with a capacity of about 15 million tonnes a year, is among Russia's five largest; counting the 6 August strike, Astra tallies at least seven fires there in 2026 alone.
• Olenivka (Crimea) — Military site — 27–28 August: Ukraine's General Staff confirmed hits near Olenevka on a Nebo-SV radar, a P-18 radar equipment unit and a mobile communications complex; damage assessment is ongoing.
• Frunze — Military site — 27–28 August: per Ukraine's General Staff, the Nikolayevka radio relay station was hit near the village of Frunze.
• Sevastopol — Military site — 27–28 August: Ukraine's General Staff reported a hit on a military training centre in Sevastopol; the source does not give the centre's exact location, coordinates point at the city centre.
• Uspenivka — Military site — 27–28 August: per Ukraine's General Staff, an enemy UAV control post was hit near Uspenivka in Zaporizhzhia oblast.
• Kurakhove — Military site — 27–28 August: per Ukraine's General Staff, an enemy UAV control post was hit near Kurakhove in Donetsk oblast.
• Engels (airbase) — Airfield — dronesNight of 28 August: long-range SBU drones (special unit "Alpha") attacked the Engels-2 strategic aviation airbase near Saratov, flying some 800 km — a Tu-95MS strategic bomber, an ammunition depot and a fuel-and-lubricants storage were hit, and a fire broke out on the airfield. The strike was confirmed by Ukraine's General Staff and Volodymyr Zelensky; satellite imagery reported by The Insider shows a burnt-out Tu-95MS with a wing torn off. Residents of Engels and Saratov reported a series of explosions, and monitoring channels published videos of the attack. Engels hosts the Tu-95MS and Tu-160 bombers used for missile strikes on Ukraine; this is the second bomber hit by the SBU in recent months — the previous Tu-95MS was damaged on 17 July.
• Yomsna — Other site — dronesNight of 28 August: a drone was shot down over the village of Yomsna in the Nerekhta district of Kostroma Oblast — the blast wave shattered windows in the school and several houses; no one was hurt. Governor Sergei Sitnikov reported the incident; the school grounds were cordoned off while emergency services worked at the site. Drone debris was also found in Volgorechensk, with no damage reported there.
• Samara — Refinery — dronesNight of 28 August: about 29 drones attacked Rosneft's Kuibyshev refinery in Samara. Emergencies Ministry sources cited by Astra reported at least seven separate fires; a drone hit the AVT-4 crude distillation unit. The plant suspended operations after the attack, and flight restrictions were imposed at Samara airport.

• Orenburg — Logistics warehouse — dronesNight of 27 August: drones attacked an Ozon logistics facility in Orenburg — the company said staff were promptly evacuated, with no fires and no casualties, and by morning the site had resumed operations. The company did not name the site; Ozon's logistics complex in Orenburg is in the Orenburzhye special economic zone — the same one attacked on 23 August.
• Blagoveshchensk (Bashkortostan) — Logistics warehouse — dronesNight of 27 August: drones attacked Ozon's logistics centre outside Ufa — the fulfilment centre in the Blagoveshchensk priority development area, the company's largest complex in the Volga Federal District at about 60,000 m². The company said staff were evacuated, no fires broke out and no one was hurt; the complex sustained minor damage and is closed pending an inspection of the grounds, with shipments rerouted to other warehouses.
• Donetsk — Military site — missilesNight of 27 August: in its summary for 26 August and the following night, Ukraine's General Staff reported that air-launched missiles hit the main and reserve command posts of Russian forces in occupied Donetsk. The extent of the damage is being assessed. The occupation authorities reported impacts in the city's Kyivskyi district, including near the Donetsk City mall, with eight people wounded. The map point is Donetsk city centre: the source does not name the posts' locations.

• Kotovsk — Logistics warehouse — dronesNight of 26 August: the Wildberries logistics centre in Kotovsk (Tambov region) caught fire after drones hit it. Governor Yevgeny Pervyshov first reported a fire covering 40,000 square metres, then in an 08:30 Moscow time update put it at more than 100,000; one employee suffered concussion from the blast wave, the rest were led out on the alarm signal. Wildberries confirmed the damage: «an advance evacuation was carried out at the facility in line with safety requirements», and the warehouse was not taking in new deliveries at the time. Sixteen drones were claimed shot down over the Tambov region, and debris set a house in a dacha co-operative alight. The complex covers about 108,000 square metres and this is the second strike on it: seven people were killed here on 18 July. Residents were advised to keep their windows shut for two days because of the smoke.
• Kstovo — Refinery — dronesNight of 26 August: the LUKOIL-Nizhegorodnefteorgsintez refinery in Kstovo (Nizhny Novgorod region) was hit by drones again — local residents reported a series of explosions followed by a large fire, and a column of thick smoke over the plant was caught on video. The Russian side has not acknowledged a strike on the plant: the defence ministry reported 27 drones shot down over the region, and the governor said nothing about damage to any enterprise. Ukraine's General Staff had not separately confirmed this target at the time of collection — its last claim against the plant was for the night of 2 July, when the AVT-6 primary distillation unit was hit. The refinery can process about 17 million tonnes a year and is one of the four largest in Russia. The basis here is reporting by Ukrainian outlets and monitoring channels; there is no official confirmation from either side so far.
• Luhansk — Military site — Night of 26 August: in its summary for 25 August and the night of the 26th, Ukraine's General Staff reported a strike on an enemy UAV training centre in Luhansk (occupied territory of Ukraine). Powerful explosions followed by secondary detonations were reported in the city overnight by Ukrainian and local channels. The extent of the damage is being assessed. The occupation administration did not comment.
• Chornomorske (Crimea) — Military site — Night of 26 August: in its summary for 25 August and the night of the 26th, Ukraine's General Staff reported a strike at Chornomorske on a ground relay for Geran/Gerbera strike drones — the node through which the drones are controlled deep into their flight. The extent of the damage is being assessed. The occupation administration did not comment.
• Pervomaiske (Crimea) — Military site — Night of 26 August: in its summary for 25 August and the night of the 26th, Ukraine's General Staff reported a strike on an occupier repair and refit base at Pervomaiske (occupied Crimea). The extent of the damage is being assessed. The map point is the town of Pervomaiske, a district centre in northern Crimea: the source names no district, and two other villages in Crimea carry the same name.
• Prychepylivka — Depot / arsenal — Night of 26 August: in its summary for 25 August and the night of the 26th, Ukraine's General Staff reported a strike on a fuel and lubricants depot at Prychepylivka in Luhansk Oblast (occupied territory of Ukraine). The extent of the damage is being assessed. The occupation administration did not comment. The map point is the village — the source does not say where the depot stood.
• Staryi Krym (Donetsk Oblast) — Depot / arsenal — Night of 26 August: in its summary for 25 August and the night of the 26th, Ukraine's General Staff reported a strike on an ammunition depot at Staryi Krym in Donetsk Oblast (occupied territory of Ukraine) — the town near Mariupol, not the Crimean town of the same name. The extent of the damage is being assessed. The occupation administration did not comment. The map point is the town — the source does not say where the depot stood.
• Velyka Novosilka — Depot / arsenal — Night of 26 August: in its summary for 25 August and the night of the 26th, Ukraine's General Staff reported a strike on an ammunition depot at Velyka Novosilka in Donetsk Oblast (occupied territory of Ukraine). The extent of the damage is being assessed. The occupation administration did not comment. The map point is the town — the source does not say where the depot stood.
• Prokhorovka — Other site — dronesNight of 26 August: at Prokhorovka in Belgorod Oblast two drones detonated on the grounds of an enterprise — the regional emergency HQ reported two lorries damaged and two men taken to hospital with multiple shrapnel wounds. The authorities did not name the enterprise, which is why the record leaves its type unspecified. The map point is the settlement itself.
• Kacha (Sevastopol) — Military site — Night of 26 August: in its summary for 25 August and the night of the 26th, Ukraine's General Staff reported a strike on a Kasta radar station at Kacha (occupied Crimea). The extent of the damage is being assessed. The occupation administration did not comment. The map point is the settlement — the source does not give the radar's position.
• Lipetsky District — Other site — dronesNight of 26 August: in Lipetsky District a falling drone set a private house on fire — according to governor Igor Artamonov a man and a 14-year-old boy were killed and two women were hospitalised with injuries. The authorities did not name the settlement; the map point is nominal, the centre of the district.

• Afipsky — Refinery — dronesNight of 25 August: the Afipsky refinery in the Seversky district of Krasnodar Krai was attacked by drones and a fire started on the plant's territory. Governor Veniamin Kondratyev confirmed it: "A fire also broke out on the territory of the oil refining enterprise. Firefighters and emergency services are working at the scene." Neither side names the scale of the damage or which unit was hit. The plant's capacity is 6.25 million tonnes a year, about 2% of Russia's refining; Reuters puts 2024 throughput at 7.2 million tonnes. This is the third strike on the plant this year, after 11 June and 14 July 2026. Ukraine's General Staff had not confirmed the strike at the time of collection.
• Afipsky — Train / rail — dronesNight of 25 August: drone debris fell on the grounds of Afipskaya railway station (Seversky district, Krasnodar Krai) — the same settlement where the Afipsky refinery was burning. The station's operations were temporarily suspended and trains were delayed, the Southern Transport Prosecutor's Office told TASS. Sources do not report damage to the track or station buildings, and no resumption had been announced by the morning. Two people were killed and two more injured on the station grounds.
• Novoshakhtinsk — Refinery — dronesNight of 25 August: the Novoshakhtinsk oil products plant (Krasnosulinsky district, Rostov region) was damaged in the overnight drone attack and temporarily halted operations. Governor Yuri Slyusar: «According to updated information, the Novoshakhtinsk refinery was damaged as a result of the overnight enemy attack on Rostov region. The plant has temporarily suspended operations». Neither the governor nor the company says what exactly was hit or when the plant will restart. Around thirty drones were claimed downed over the region overnight — in Gukovo, Kamensk-Shakhtinsky, Novoshakhtinsk and in the Kamensky, Tarasovsky and Rodionovo-Nesvetaysky districts; in Novoshakhtinsk itself debris damaged four private houses. Russian outlets put the plant's capacity at 5.6 million tonnes a year. The plant has burned after drone strikes before — in March and June 2024, and in August 2025 the fire took five days to put out, according to Fontanka. Ukraine's General Staff did not separately confirm hitting the Novoshakhtinsk refinery; its summary for this night names the Afipsky refinery.
• Berdiansk — Depot / arsenal — Night of 25 August: in its summary for 24 August and the night of the 25th, Ukraine's General Staff reported hitting a fuel, lubricants and ammunition depot in Berdiansk (Zaporizhzhia region, occupied territory of Ukraine). The extent of the damage to Russian forces is being assessed. The occupation administration did not comment on the strike. The point on the map is the town: the source does not say where exactly the depot stood.
• Prymorsk (Zaporizhzhia) — Depot / arsenal — Night of 25 August: in the same summary, Ukraine's General Staff reported hitting the supply depots of one of the occupiers' units in Prymorsk (Zaporizhzhia region, occupied territory of Ukraine). The extent of the damage is being assessed. The point on the map is the town: the source gives no addresses for the depots. Prymorsk already has another object on the map — the road bridge damaged on 16 July 2026.
• Luhansk — Military site — Night of 25 August: in its summary for 24 August and the night of the 25th, Ukraine's General Staff reported hitting a specialised «Peresvet-M» electronic warfare complex in Luhansk (occupied territory of Ukraine). The same summary claims a strike on a Starlink satellite-communications jamming station in Myrne in Crimea — that episode is not entered here, because there is more than one Myrne in Crimea and the source names no district. The extent of the damage is being assessed. The occupation administration did not comment on the strike. The point on the map is the centre of Luhansk: the source does not give the complex's position.

• Krasnodar (Ozon) — Logistics warehouse — dronesNight of 24 August: drones struck the Ozon logistics centre in Krasnodar (Prikubansky okrug, khutor Oktyabrsky). The company's press service said staff had been evacuated, a large fire had broken out and the warehouse had stopped work: intake from sellers was suspended, delivery routes moved to other centres, orders cancelled and refunded. Governor Veniamin Kondratyev confirmed a fire in warehouse premises. The third marketplace warehouse in three nights, after Chapaevsk on 22 August and Orenburg on 23 August.
• Krasnodar (Prikubansky okrug) — Other site — dronesNight of 24 August: during a mass drone attack on Krasnodar, UAV debris fell on a private children's centre with overnight care in Prikubansky okrug. Governor Veniamin Kondratyev said two children had been killed and seven more children and two adults were being treated by medics. Drone parts also fell on residential and under-construction apartment blocks in the same okrug. Sources give no exact address — the point is placed at the centre of Prikubansky okrug.
• Kamensk-Shakhtinsky — Plant / MIC — Night of 24 August: Ukraine's General Staff reported a strike on the state-owned Kamensky Combine in Kamensk-Shakhtinsky, Rostov region — a defence-industry plant that makes solid rocket fuel for the Uragan, Smerch and Tornado-S multiple rocket launchers and for rocket and aviation munitions. A fire was recorded on the site; the extent of the damage is being assessed. This is the second strike on the plant in nine days, after the night of 16 August, when two workshops were destroyed and four damaged. The Russian side did not confirm a hit on the plant: governor Yuri Slyusar reported only damage to private houses, a school and cars in the town, while local outlets wrote of a large fire after the raid.
• Rozdolne (Crimea) — Military site — Night of 24 August: in its report covering 23 August and the night of 24 August, Ukraine's General Staff said an ST-68 radar station had been hit at Rozdolne in western Crimea. The results are being assessed. Air defences were active over the north of the peninsula that night, and 13 drones were claimed downed over Crimea and Sevastopol in 24 hours. The map point is the settlement: the source does not say where the radar stood.
• Strilkove — Military site — Night of 24 August: in its report covering 23 August and the night of 24 August, Ukraine's General Staff said an enemy command post had been hit at Strilkove on the Arabat Spit (Henichesk district, Kherson region, occupied Ukrainian territory). The results are being assessed. The map point is the village: the source does not say where the command post stood.
• Staromlynivka — Military site — Night of 24 August: in its report covering 23 August and the night of 24 August, Ukraine's General Staff said an enemy command post had been hit at Staromlynivka (Volnovakha district, Donetsk region, occupied Ukrainian territory). The results are being assessed. The map point is the village: the source does not say where the command post stood.
• Melitopol — Other site — dronesNight of 24 August: a drone hit a block of flats in occupied Melitopol. According to Yevgeny Balitsky, head of the occupation administration of Zaporizhzhia region, a man was killed and a woman wounded, four flats on the seventh and eighth floors caught fire and 32 people were evacuated. The same raid damaged the building of the regional United Russia office, which housed a humanitarian aid distribution centre. The Ukrainian side did not comment on the strike; the only source for the consequences is the occupation administration. The map point is the city centre: the sources give no addresses.
• Aksarayskiy — Plant / MIC — Night of 24 August: Ukraine's General Staff reported hitting two gas separation blocks of the U-272 unit at the Astrakhan gas processing plant (Aksarayskiy settlement, Krasnoyarsky district, Astrakhan region). The plant processes up to 12 billion cubic metres of gas and 7.3 million tonnes of gas condensate a year, belongs to the Gazprom system and supplies fuel to the Russian army; its technical sulphur is used, among other things, to make explosives. The extent of the damage is being assessed. The Russian side did not confirm a hit: the Russian Defence Ministry's summary for that night listed Astrakhan region among the regions where air defence worked, without reporting any consequences on the ground. The point on the map is the Gazprom Dobycha Astrakhan industrial site by Aksarayskiy — the source does not say which block exactly was hit. The event is filed later than its night: the General Staff summary naming this facility came out only on 25 August.
• Karaichev — Military site — 24 August: a Kasta radar was hit near the hamlet of Karaichev in Rostov oblast — its destruction was confirmed by Ukraine's General Staff in the 28 August summary.
• Tyube (Dagestan) — Logistics warehouse — dronesNight of 24 August: drones attacked the Ozon distribution centre in the Tyube industrial park (Kumtorkalinsky district of Dagestan, about 30 km north-west of Makhachkala) — the company's largest warehouse in the North Caucasus, around 130,000 sq m. Dagestan's acting head Fyodor Shchukin said drone debris damaged an infrastructure facility and set the warehouse grounds on fire; several people were hurt, with no threat to life or health. Ozon confirmed that staff were evacuated, the warehouse was shut down, goods were pulled from the listings and deliveries from sellers were suspended. News reports usually call the site "the warehouse in Makhachkala" — the complex itself stands in the settlement of Tyube.

• Orenburg — Logistics warehouse — dronesNight of 23 August: drones attacked Orenburg — the governor, Yevgeny Solntsev, said "industrial enterprises were the target". Mayor Albert Yumadilov said several UAVs were shot down over the Orenburzhye special economic zone and that debris fell on the Ozon logistics complex: a fire broke out and was put out by emergency services, more than 300 employees were evacuated within minutes, no one was hurt. Ozon suspended the warehouse indefinitely; routes to and from it were cancelled and redistributed to other sites. This is the second Ozon warehouse in two days, after Chapayevsk near Samara on the night of 22 August.
• Chornomorske (Crimea) — Military site — Night of 23 August: Ukraine's General Staff reported a strike on a launch and storage site for uncrewed surface vessels at Chornomorske in western Crimea. The extent of the damage is being assessed. The map point is the town itself: the source does not locate the site.
• Yevpatoria — Military site — Night of 23 August: Ukraine's General Staff reported a strike in Yevpatoria on an ST-68 radar station and a ground relay used to control Geran/Gerbera strike drones. Results are being assessed. The point is the city centre: the source does not locate the position.
• Dzhankoi — Depot / arsenal — Night of 23 August: Ukraine's General Staff reported a strike in Dzhankoi on materiel depots and enemy repair units. Damage is being assessed. The point is the town: the source gives no address.
• Chaiky — Depot / arsenal — Night of 23 August: Ukraine's General Staff reported a strike on materiel depots at Chaiky, Belgorod Oblast. Damage is being assessed. The point is the village: the source does not locate the depots.
• Chertkovo — Train / rail — Night of 23 August: according to Rostov Oblast governor Yury Slyusar, debris from a downed UAV brought down the overhead contact wire on a siding track in the Chertkovo district; the line was restored by morning. No casualties.
• Shulgino — Other site — dronesNight of 23 August: in the village of Shulgino, Mordovsky district of Tambov region, a drone explosion knocked out a mobile phone mast; windows were damaged in a two-flat house and on the veranda of the village council building, with no casualties. Reported by the Tambov regional government press service and carried by Interfax, Kommersant and Lenta.ru. The map point is the centre of the village: the sources do not say where the mast stands.

• Novokuybyshevsk — Refinery — dronesNight of 22 August: Samara Oblast governor Vyacheslav Fedorishchev reported a massed drone attack on the region, damage to an industrial plant, and named Novokuybyshevsk among the targets. Monitoring channels reported a fire at Rosneft's Novokuybyshevsk refinery; the plant was not named officially. The drone alert was in force from 3:00 to 7:30.
• Chapayevsk — Logistics warehouse — dronesNight of 22 August: the Samara Oblast governor confirmed a hit on the Ozon logistics complex. It is the fulfilment centre in the Chapayevsk industrial park — eyewitnesses and monitoring channels recorded a large fire that was still spreading as of the morning reports.
• Yeysk — Depot / arsenal — dronesNight of 22 August: Ukraine's General Staff confirmed a strike on the fuel and lubricant storage tanks of the Yeysk oil-loading complex in Krasnodar Krai — a fire broke out on the site and the extent of the damage is being assessed; the complex, in the General Staff's wording, "is involved in supplying the Russian army". It is part of the infrastructure of the seaport of Yeysk and handles the receipt, storage and loading of oil products onto sea transport: the terminals have a throughput of about 6.8 million tonnes of cargo a year, of which more than a million tonnes are oil products. The Russian side confirmed the fire: the governor of Krasnodar Krai, Veniamin Kondratyev, said drone debris hit an enterprise inside the port, where a fire started, and that residential buildings were damaged. Three people were killed in the Yeysk district, including two children, and several more were injured.

• Perm — Refinery — dronesNight of 21 August: Ukraine's General Staff confirmed a strike on the LUKOIL-Permnefteorgsintez refinery — a fire was recorded on the plant's grounds. The refinery, with a capacity of more than 13 million tonnes of crude a year, lies over 1,500 km from the front line; its conversion depth of about 98% is among the highest in Russia, and its output supplies the Russian military. Volodymyr Zelensky also confirmed the strike. The Russian side did not admit the plant was hit: the governor of Perm Krai, Dmitry Makhonin, reported 16 drones downed over the region and damage to "one of the city's industrial facilities", with one person wounded by shrapnel. A drone alert was declared around 07:40, sirens sounded for more than two hours, and Bolshoye Savino airport restricted flights. This is the second strike on the plant this month (after 29 July).
• Marinovka (airbase) — Airfield — Night of 21 August: Ukraine's General Staff reported a strike on the Marinovka military airfield in Volgograd Oblast (Kalachyovsky district) — the extent of the damage is being assessed. Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed the strike, naming the airfield as the night's second target after the Perm refinery. Russian authorities said nothing about the airfield: the Russian Defence Ministry reported 325 drones intercepted overnight over 16 regions, Volgograd Oblast among them, and about ten flights were delayed at Volgograd airport.
• Simferopol district — Other site — dronesNight of 21 August: drones attacked Crimea. The head of the occupation administration, Sergey Aksyonov, said two people were killed and three wounded, including a child, in the Simferopol district, with one more injured in the Saky district. Explosions were heard in Simferopol and its district, including near Hvardiiske and the Tavricheskaya power plant. In the morning Krymenergo stated that "as a result of yet another massive enemy attack on the peninsula's energy infrastructure, a number of settlements have been left without power", with the scale of the damage still being assessed; Sevastopol moved to a "2 hours on, 6 hours off" schedule and its trolleybuses stopped. Neither side named a specific facility as hit, and part of the outages carries over from the blackout of 20 August — so the point is placed at the district centre (the city of Simferopol), not at the site of the strike.

• Nizhnekamsk — Refinery — FP-1Night of 20 August: Ukraine's General Staff confirmed a strike on the TANECO refinery in Nizhnekamsk (Tatarstan) — a direct hit followed by a fire on the plant's grounds. The Ukrainian manufacturer Fire Point said the strike was carried out by FP-1 drones; the monitoring channels Exilenova+ and Supernova+ published video of the impacts. The Russian side denies the hit: the mayor of Nizhnekamsk, Radmir Belyaev, said air defences were repelling a massive attack, and the republic's authorities stated that industrial facilities, including the Nizhnekamsk petrochemical complexes, were undamaged — acknowledging only disruptions to the industrial cluster's operation and damage to residential buildings. The drones flew some 1,200 km from the border. This is the third strike on the complex since late July (31 July and 10 August).
• Taman (terminal) — Depot / arsenal — dronesNight of 20 August: Ukraine's General Staff confirmed a strike on the Tamanneftegaz oil loading terminal (OTEKO group) near the village of Volna, Temryuk district — a fire was recorded. The terminal transships up to 19.9 million tonnes of crude, petroleum products and liquefied hydrocarbons a year and remains the largest private oil transshipment facility in southern Russia; its tank farm holds over 1 million cubic metres. The fire near the terminal was corroborated by NASA FIRMS satellite data. The Krasnodar Krai emergency headquarters reported a fire "at a facility of an enterprise" in Volna, attributing it to falling drone debris and saying the blaze was promptly extinguished with no casualties. This is the second strike on the terminal in three weeks — the previous one was on 30 July.
• Taman (substation) — Other site — dronesNight of 20 August: drones attacked the Taman 500 kV substation — the mainland node of the power bridge to occupied Crimea (Starotitarovskoye rural settlement, Temryuk district). The monitoring channel Crimean Wind reported a fire at the site, citing satellite imagery. At around 01:45 the Central, Western and Southern energy districts of Crimea lost power: Simferopol, Sevastopol, Kerch, Feodosia, Dzhankoi and Yevpatoria went dark, and in Simferopol trolleybuses stopped and traffic lights went out. RIA Novosti Crimea linked the outages to Ukrainian strikes on the republic's power supply facilities, but Russian officials did not mention the substation itself; in Sevastopol the restrictions were blamed on "network overload outside the region". The power bridge has an emergency capacity of 810 MW.

• Ufa — Refinery — dronesNight of 19 August: a drone hit a unit at one of Bashneft's Ufa refineries — the head of Bashkortostan, Radiy Khabirov, reported a small fire and damaged piping on a unit that was already down for maintenance; repairs were estimated at two days. Another drone damaged the glazing of a residential building in the Zaton district, one person was hospitalised.
• Dzerzhinsk — Plant / MIC — dronesNight of 19 August: a massive drone attack on Dzerzhinsk (Nizhny Novgorod region) — thick white smoke rose over the city. The monitoring channels Astra and Exilenova+ trace the source of the smoke, with high probability, to the grounds of the Sverdlov Plant, one of Russia's largest producers of explosives; there is no official confirmation that the plant itself was hit, and the authorities did not comment on it. Governor Gleb Nikitin reported 52 drones downed over the region and damage to an apartment block, private houses and vehicles. This would be the second strike on the plant this year — the previous one was on 30 April.

• Noginsk — Logistics warehouse — dronesNight of 18 August: during a massive attack (per Sobyanin, over 620 drones headed for the Moscow region; 791 UAVs downed over 17 regions) a drone hit the Wildberries warehouse in the Atlant-Park industrial estate in Bogorodsky district near Moscow — the fire was contained, officials and the company called the damage minor; governor Andrei Vorobyov confirmed the strike.
• Kirovske (Crimea) — Airfield — dronesNight of 18 August: per the Crimean Wind monitoring channel (citing satellite imagery), around 02:37 a fire broke out on the edge of the Kirovske military airfield grounds in occupied Crimea — the area holds warehouses and hangars with military equipment. There is no official confirmation and Ukraine's General Staff has not claimed the strike; the extent of damage is unknown.
• Sevastopol — Other site — dronesNight of 18 August: drone strikes on the power supply of southern Crimea — per the Crimean Wind monitoring channel, two explosions at Sevastopol's main substation (the 330 kV node at the Balaklava TPP, distributing power from the plant and mobile gas-turbine units); a downed drone was found by its grounds in the morning. Krymenergo and Sevastopolenergo confirmed blackouts across part of the peninsula's south, including the Baydar Valley; emergency repairs were under way.
• Staraya Kupavna — Logistics warehouse — dronesNight of 18 August: during the massive attack on the Moscow region (over 620 drones inbound, per mayor Sobyanin), monitoring channels Supernova+ and Exilenova+ reported a hit on an Ozon warehouse in Staraya Kupavna (Bogorodsky district, Moscow region), with two fire spots visible at the warehouse. No official confirmation; the exact warehouse location could not be established from open data, so the marker is placed at the town.

• Hvardiiske (Crimea) — UAV launch site — Night of 17 August: Ukraine’s General Staff confirmed a strike on a storage, preparation and launch site for attack drones near Hvardiiske in occupied Crimea — a fire was recorded on the site and the extent of the damage is being assessed. This is not the Hvardiiske oil depot four kilometres to the east: no strike on it was claimed.
• Novofedorivka (Crimea) — Military site — Night of 17 August: Ukraine’s Defence Forces hit a ground control station for Orion system drones in Novofedorivka in occupied Crimea, the General Staff said. The extent of the damage is being assessed.
• Olenivka (Crimea) — Military site — Night of 17 August: according to Ukraine’s General Staff, a ground relay that carried control signals for Geran and Gerbera attack drones was disabled near Olenivka, at the western tip of occupied Crimea.
• Tendra Spit — Military site — Night of 17 August: Ukraine’s General Staff reported a strike on a communications and power point serving a drone relay on the Tendra Spit in occupied Kherson Oblast. The extent of the damage is being assessed.
• «Anna S» / «Elina B» — dronesEvening of 17 August: some 40 km off Novorossiysk five drones struck the Liberian-flagged bulker Anna S carrying grain — the ship burned out almost completely, and its 21 crew (20 Filipino sailors and a Romanian captain) were rescued by the Greek freighter Elina B, which happened to be nearby. About five hours later drones hit the Elina B herself twice — she continued toward Turkey under her own power.

• Koledino — Logistics warehouse — Night of 16 August: a mass drone attack on Moscow Oblast — Sobyanin said more than 400 drones headed for the region and 201 were downed over it. A fire broke out at Wildberries' largest distribution hub in Koledino (Podolsk urban district), a facility of more than 200,000 m²; the fire was geolocated by the OSINT analyst ASTRA and reported by the monitoring channel Exilenova Plus. Russian authorities did not comment on the strike.
• Severnoye Domodedovo — Logistics warehouse — Night of 16 August: the Severnoye Domodedovo production and logistics complex — one of the largest class A logistics parks in Moscow Oblast — caught fire in Domodedovo. The fire was reported by the monitoring channel Exilenova Plus and repeated by Ukrainian and international outlets; Russian authorities did not name the facility and there is no official confirmation.
• Kamensk-Shakhtinsky — Plant / MIC — Night of 16 August: Ukraine's General Staff confirmed a strike on the Kamensky Combine in Kamensk-Shakhtinsky (Rostov region) — a defence plant producing solid rocket fuel for Uragan, Smerch and Tornado-S rocket-artillery munitions as well as for missiles and air-delivered weapons; a fire was recorded on the site, the extent of the damage is still being assessed. Governor Yuri Slyusar confirmed a massive attack on the region (over 150 drones and missiles downed, with drones heading for Kamensk-Shakhtinsky, Gukovo and Donetsk) without naming the plant.
• Tanker «Skiros» (CPC) — dronesEvening of 16 August: a drone struck the Greek Suezmax tanker Skiros, freshly loaded with Russian oil at the CPC terminal near Novorossiysk — a small fire and bridge damage; the crew put out the blaze on their own. The first attack at the CPC terminal after three quiet weeks.

• Samara (Progress) — Space / rockets — FP-5 FlamingoNight of 15 August: Ukraine's Defence Forces struck the Progress Rocket Space Centre in Samara with «Flamingo» cruise missiles (about 900 km from the border) — the General Staff and Zelensky confirmed the hit and a fire at the plant; governor Vyacheslav Fedorishchev reported a missile strike on an industrial enterprise without naming it. Ukrainian monitoring channels reported a hit on the main workshop; the extent of the damage is being assessed. The same night Russian air defence claimed 598 drones downed over 19 regions.

• Tver — Logistics warehouse — Night of 14 August: debris from a downed drone damaged a wall of the Wildberries warehouse in Tver Oblast; the smoke was contained and the goods were unharmed.
• Ust-Luga (terminal) — Depot / arsenal — Night of 14 August: Ukraine’s General Staff confirmed a strike on the NOVATEK-Ust-Luga complex in Leningrad Oblast — a fire broke out at the port and was put out by morning.

• Salavat — Refinery — Night of 13 August: Ukraine's General Staff confirmed a strike on the Gazprom Neftekhim Salavat refining complex (Bashkortostan, about 1,300 km from the border, up to 10 mt/year of refining) — a fire broke out at the plant; the head of the republic, Radiy Khabirov, blamed falling debris from a downed drone, and 16 drones were claimed shot down over Salavat.
• Chishmy — Logistics warehouse — Night of 13 August: drones set the Wildberries distribution centre in Bashkortostan's Chishminsky district on fire — black smoke was visible for tens of kilometres, a Ka-32 helicopter joined the firefighting, and staff had been evacuated in advance. This is at least the 18th fire at the marketplace's logistics sites since 18 July.

• NKHP grain terminal (Novorossiysk) — Logistics warehouse — Night of 12 August: during the massive attack on the port of Novorossiysk the NKHP grain terminal was damaged — grain silos and elevators were hit; the plant handles about 12% of Russia's grain exports, none of its staff were hurt.
• «Admiral Makarov» / «Admiral Essen» / «Buyan-M» / «Vasily Bykov» — Night of 12 August: a strike on the Black Sea Fleet base in Novorossiysk — Ukraine's General Staff confirmed hits on the Project 11356 frigates Admiral Makarov and Admiral Essen (Kalibr carriers), the Buyan-M missile corvette and the patrol ship Vasily Bykov; a 30N6E radar of the S-300 system and a mobile fire group on pier No. 2 of the port were also hit.
• Aframax tanker at Sheskharis (12 Aug) — Night of 12 August: OSINT analysts and satellite images indicate that an Aframax-class tanker was damaged while loading at the Sheskharis berths; the vessel's name has not been established.
• Sheskharis (Novorossiysk) — Depot / arsenal — R-360 Neptune + PalianytsiaNight of 12 August: a combined strike (Neptune missiles, Palianytsia drones and naval drones) on Novorossiysk — Ukraine's General Staff confirmed hits on the tunnel portal of the Grushovaya oil depot of the Sheskharis terminal and on the infrastructure of berths No. 3, 6 and 7; satellite images show burn marks and oil slicks in the water, and buildings at the oil depot caught fire.

• Voronezh — Logistics warehouse — Night of 11 August: debris from downed drones set two buildings of the Wildberries logistics hub in the Novaya Usman district outside Voronezh on fire - the blaze was contained across 16,000 and 75,000 sq m, staff were evacuated and one person outside was severely injured.
• Orsk — Refinery — Night of 11 August: drones flew about 1,500 km to the Orsknefteorgsintez refinery in Orsk (Orenburg region) — Ukraine's General Staff confirmed the strike, governor Yevgeny Solntsev reported eight drones downed and a fire at an industrial plant, and OSINT points to the hydrocracking complex being hit. On 13 August Solntsev admitted the plant is shut down: key infrastructure built on imported equipment was damaged, repairs may take up to six months, and fuel sales in the region have been restricted.

• Nizhnekamsk — Refinery — Night of 10 August: drones flew about 1,100 km and struck the petrochemical hub of Nizhnekamsk, Tatarstan - Ukraine's General Staff confirmed a fire at the TANECO refinery, while Bloomberg, The Moscow Times and Astra report that the neighbouring Nizhnekamskneftekhim plant burned as well; Russian authorities name no facility. Thirteen people were killed, including a child, more than 70 sought medical help, and Tatarstan declared a day of mourning.
• Tobolsk — Refinery — Daytime, 10 August: drones covered more than 2,000 km to Tobolsk, Tyumen Region - Ukraine's General Staff confirmed a strike on SIBUR's petrochemical complex and Astra points to the central gas fractionation unit; Governor Alexander Moor reported several drones falling on an industrial site and a fire.

• Sheskharis (Novorossiysk) — Depot / arsenal — Night of 9 August: a massed attack on Novorossiysk - drone debris fell on the oil depot grounds, technical and administrative buildings caught fire and fragments hit the fuel terminal; the fires were put out and no damage to the terminal itself was confirmed.

• Ilsky — Refinery — Night of 8 August: a strike on the Ilsky refinery, Krasnodar Region - a fire on the plant’s grounds and five people injured. Military intelligence attributed the strike to a deep-strike operation; the General Staff confirmed the hit.
• Syzran — Refinery — Night of 8 August: a fourth strike on Rosneft’s Syzran refinery, Samara Region - explosions, a fire and a column of black smoke; the governor confirmed a strike on an industrial plant in the region.

• Yekaterinburg — Logistics warehouse — Night of 7 August: three drones came down on the roof of the Wildberries logistics centre in the Chkalovsky district of Yekaterinburg - a fire, more than 800 people evacuated, nobody hurt. Some 1,800 km from the border.

• Tver — Logistics warehouse — Night of 6 August: during the mass attack, drone debris damaged the facade of the Wildberries logistics complex near Tver; there was no fire.
• Yaroslavl — Refinery — dronesNight of 6 August: the heaviest attack the region has seen - the governor said drone debris struck the tanks of the Slavneft-YANOS refinery (about 15 million tonnes a year, fifth in Russia for primary refining) and started a fire; the road out of the city towards Moscow was closed.

• Aleksin — Logistics warehouse — dronesNight of 5 August: a drone hit the Wildberries sorting centre at Aleksin, Tula Region - a large fire and one person injured; 107 drones were shot down over the region that night.
• Ufa — Refinery — Night of 5 August: the third strike in a week on Bashneft refineries in Ufa - drones flew about 1,300 km and set the Bashneft-Novoil plant alight in the northern industrial zone; the head of Bashkortostan confirmed the fire.

• Zvannoye — Bridge — Night of 4 August: Ukraine's General Staff reported a strike on the road bridge over the Seym near the village of Zvannoye (Glushkovo district, Kursk Region), used to move troops and equipment.
• Krasny Bor — Logistics warehouse — dronesNight of 4 August: a drone strike on the Wildberries warehouse at Krasny Bor (Tosno district, Leningrad Region) - a fire and one person injured; 15 drones were downed over the region and St Petersburg airport stopped accepting flights for two hours.
• Svitlodolynske — Bridge — Night of 4 August: Ukraine's General Staff reported a strike on the railway bridge over the Molochna near Svitlodolynske (occupied Zaporizhzhia Region), a Russian military logistics route.
• Syzran — Refinery — Night of 4 August: a repeat strike on the Syzran refinery, Samara Region - a series of explosions and a fire, a column of black smoke over the plant; it fuels the Samara, Saratov and Penza regions as well as airfields and units of two military districts.
• Tver — Logistics warehouse — Night of 4 August: the third Wildberries warehouse of the night - at Emmaus near Tver, drone debris punched through the wall of the complex; there was no fire and nobody was hurt.
• Chekhov — Logistics warehouse — Night of 4 August: a strike on the Wildberries logistics complex at Chekhov (Novosyolki industrial zone, Moscow Region) - the Chekhov-1 and Chekhov-2 distribution hub of roughly 60,000 square metres; thick black smoke over the warehouses.

• Belgorod — Logistics warehouse — Night of 3 August: in the Kreyda industrial zone on the edge of Belgorod, the cross-docking terminal of Delovye Linii - where groupage freight is received and sorted - burned to the ground; the neighbouring building was damaged too.
• Khryastovo — Logistics warehouse — Night of 3 August: the largest Wildberries hub, at Khryastovo in Vladimir Region, burned down - about 172,000 square metres; smoke covered Vladimir and one person was injured. The company confirmed the fire.

• Lyudinovo — Depot / arsenal — Night of 2 August: Ukraine's General Staff reported hitting the Lyudinovo oil depot in Kaluga Region - storage and supply of fuel and lubricants for Russian forces.
• Novosemeykino — Logistics warehouse — dronesNight of 2 August: a drone strike on the Wildberries logistics complex at Novosemeykino, Samara Region - a fire broke out; the governor confirmed the attack and order dispatch was moved to other warehouses.
• Saratov — Refinery — Night of 2 August: Ukraine's General Staff confirmed a direct hit on the Saratov refinery - a fire broke out on the plant's grounds.
• Ufa — Refinery — dronesNight of 2 August: drones struck the Bashneft refineries in Ufa for the second night running.

• Ufa — Refinery — dronesNight of 1 August: long-range SBU drones hit three Bashneft plants at once - UNPZ, Novoil and Ufaneftekhim (Rosneft's Ufa complex, 23.5 million tonnes). Some 1,500 km from the border.

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