Ed from Ukraine

1/ ‼️Russians are already lining up at gas stations across the country. Now imagine what those lines could look like after today's strike on the Omsk refinery, the largest oil refinery in Russia! Untouched until now. Straight-line distance: 2,500 km (1,550 miles)!

If you received a free invitation to visit Russia, would you agree ?? ○ Yes ○ No

❗️Drone Route to the Omsk Oil Refinery After analyzing Russian monitoring channels and local chat groups, we reconstructed the following route. Kazan was the last point where the Russians still had any meaningful air defense coverage and radar tracking. Once the drones passed that area, all information about them disappeared. Russian monitoring channels simply "lost" the drones and from that point onward issued only yellow alerts (potential UAV threat without confirmed tracking). This says a great deal about the actual state of Russian air defenses along the rest of the route. The drones covered approximately 2,800–3,000 km, depending on the estimate. The strike involved upgraded FP-1 attack drones equipped with redesigned wings that were longer and featured a modified aerodynamic profile. According to eyewitness reports and available footage, there were seven impacts at the Omsk Oil Refinery, including hits on two distillation columns. Russian forces reportedly deployed an A-50 AEW&C aircraft to provide radar support and a Su-57 fighter in an attempt to intercept the drones. Based on currently available information, only one out of eight drones was shot down. There was no meaningful air defense around the target. No surface-to-air missile launches or air defense systems were observed in operation—only small-arms fire. The drones approached the facility with little interference, arriving one after another. Even the protective netting that Russian forces had installed around parts of the refinery proved ineffective. They were well aware that this facility was a potential target. It was the only major refinery that had not yet been struck and one of Russia's key fuel production sites, supplying many regions across the country. Either they did not believe Ukrainian drones were capable of flying more than 2,500 km, or they placed too much confidence in those protective nets. I won't go into detail about the route itself. I'll simply say that it reflects a well-planned and carefully executed long-range strike operation. I have not yet seen any detailed Russian analysis of the mission, and there is no reason to reveal our own. Excellent work. ⚡️

1/ ‼️Russians are already lining up at gas stations across the country. Now imagine what those lines could look like after today's strike on the Omsk refinery, the largest oil refinery in Russia! Untouched until now. Straight-line distance: 2,500 km (1,550 miles)!

A flock of Ukrainian strike drones on their way to Omsk

Donetsk Oblast, a Ukrainian Air Force Su-27 Flanker drops a 500/1000 pound JDAM-ER glide bomb on a Russian drone team.

Ukrainian-made guided bombs launched from a MiG-29 striking Russian frontline positions.

❗️In 🇺🇦Ukraine, Brave1 will hold a grant competition for the development of humanoid robots for the needs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. This was announced by Brave1 head Andriy Grytsenyuk. The main goal is the maximum robotization of the first line of combat engagement and a significant reduction in risks for Ukrainian service members.

As an Indigenous Crimean: Crimea is Ukraine🇺🇦

"What do you call Crimea? I call it a part of Russian territory, bitch. That's what I call Crimea. I call it cry me a river. A Russian river."

A short timelapse of people across Denver thanking Hasan for inspiring them to get more politically involved and helping Melat Kiros's campaign. A reminder that Twitter isn't real life. We will continue to carry the flame 🌹

As an Indigenous Crimean: Crimea is Ukraine🇺🇦

"What do you call Crimea? I call it a part of Russian territory, bitch. That's what I call Crimea. I call it cry me a river. A Russian river."

Strike on NIIFI factory in Penza today — key Roscosmos defense plant. Produces sensors for Kh-101, Bulava, Iskander missiles, Su-34/Su-57 aircraft & military systems.Important part of Russia’s war industry. Judging by the sound — this was a cruise missile.