Major traffic jams on the Russian supply routes due to fresh strikes on Russian logistics.

Footages of debris from the wreckage of a Russian Oreshnik missile that struck Bila Tserkva on the night of May 23-24.

⚠️ Maritime drones attacked up to three Russian-linked “shadow fleet” tankers near Istanbul. Altura, Velora, and James II were targeted, with James II sustaining engine room damage. 📹 One of the maritime kamikaze drones became lodged in the hull of the tanker Velora during an attempted strike.

🇸🇪🇺🇦 Ukraine and Sweden signed an agreement on Gripen fighter jets during a joint press conference in Uppsala! The agreement includes enabling the procurement of up to 20 Gripen E/F fighters using EU-backed funding, while Sweden also donates 16 Gripen C/D aircraft as direct military assistance.

Operators of Ukraine’s Muramasa drone unit continue striking Russian supply routes and other targets using B-2 drones, which now appear with an updated interface displaying the drone’s name.

⚡️Ukrainian Air Force units used Storm Shadow air-launched cruise missiles to strike Russian aerospace reconnaissance and command automation systems in Voronezh, Taganrog, and occupied Sevastopol, Crimea, on 27th of May 2026.

A view of the destroyed military convoy on the Russian logistics route, according to the operator, the attack on the convoy occurred somewhere on the road to Luhansk.

FP-2 drone armed with eight S-5 unguided rockets

Unmanned Systems Forces continue strike operations against Russian logistics.

Ukraine’s Defense Minister announced the launch of the “Logistics Lockdown” program, aimed at scaling up middle-strike operations against Russian rear areas and disrupting military supply lines.

Along the Russian land corridor to Crimea, it is no longer individual vehicles that are being destroyed, but entire convoys.

A moment of the simultaneous two-drone strike on a Russian oil-loading pier at the port of Tuapse shown in footage released by Ukraine’s Special Operations Forces. (44.0841248, 39.0731335)

Ukrainian Defense Forces struck the headquarters of Russia’s Black Sea Fleet in occupied Sevastopol this morning. The photo from the scene of the attack shows that the building burned from the inside. The strike was likely carried out using Storm Shadow cruise missiles.

In a video marking the 10th anniversary of Ukraine’s Special Operations Forces, the SOF released previously unseen footage of an attack on a Russian Buyan class corvette.

The Nemesis Brigade hunting Russians along the land corridor to Crimea on the Mariupol-Melitopol highway

The Muramasa unit disrupts Russian logistics in the rear with B-2 drones, flying over supply routes in search of suitable targets.

Land corridor to Crimea, Berdyansk-Mariupol highway. A pile of destroyed Russian vehicles on the highway.

Footage captures the interception of a Russian Kh-101 cruise missile during the latest large-scale aerial attack on Kyiv.

For the first time since the start of the full-scale invasion, a drone alert has been declared in Russia’s Kaliningrad region. For the first time as well, Kaliningrad Airport temporarily imposed restrictions on both arrivals and departures amid the reported UAV threat.

Overview of an Oreshnik impact crater in Bila Tserkva, at the site of one of the inert rod impacts.

One of the impact craters left by Oreshnik inert kinetic rod after the strike on Bila Tserkva, Kyiv Oblast.

During the mass Russian attack on the night of May 23–24, operators of the 1020th Anti-Aircraft Missile Regiment and BULAVA UAV unit shot down four Shahed drones armed with R-60 air-to-air missiles using STING interceptor drones.

Drone operators of the 1st Corps of Ukraine’s National Guard “Azov” conducting strike missions against dozens of targets along the Mariupol–Taganrog and Mariupol–Volnovakha highways, key logistical routes used by Russian forces in occupied territories.

RAM-2 loitering munition operated by "Black Forest" Brigade struck a Russian 5N63S command post, a key fire-control element of the S-300/S-400 air defense system. The 5N63S is responsible for target acquisition, tracking, and missile guidance.

Interceptor drone chasing Russian Shahed over Kharkiv region.

⚠️ Video of the Russian Oreshnik IRBM strike on Bila Tserkva, Kyiv region, filmed from a closer point during last night's attack.

The aftermath of the Oreshnik intermediate-range ballistic missile strike on Bila Tserkva, according to Ukraine’s State Emergency Service (DSNS): “A fire broke out at a garage cooperative in the city of Bila Tserkva. Three garages were on fire.”

⚠️ Another angle of the reported Oreshnik strike on Bila Tserkva, allegedly showing impacts from the missile’s inert kinetic rods. As seen from the published footages this time Oreshnik deployed six submunition clusters, each carrying six kinetic rods, for a total of 36 rods.

⚠️ Reports are emerging that Russia have launched an Oreshnik intermediate-range ballistic missile toward Bila Tserkva in Kyiv Oblast. Footage circulating online shows the impact of high-velocity kinetic submunitions consistent with the Oreshnik’s design.

A Russian armored vehicle destroyed on the highway near Mariupol.

The USF drone units targeted the remaining vessels of the Russian Black Sea fleet in Novorossiysk tonight. Among the reported targets were the frigate Admiral Essen and a Project 1239 missile hovercraft. Also a Russian Osa air-defense system was destroyed in Donetsk region.

Major Russian oil depot Grushovaya Balka near the port of Novorossiysk is on fire following tonight’s drone attack

Russian port of Novorossiysk under drone attack

A Russian military filmed the moment a Bulava (or RAM-2) loitering munition hit the vehicle in front of him

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🥖🥖Double AASM Hammer air strike by MiG-29 on the Russian underground bunker, southern front.

Satellite image shows damage to the Russian Projext 22800 “Karakurt” vessel which was targeted by Ukrainian Defence Forces in Kaspiysk, Dagestan, on 7th of May. The image shows that the radar tower of the Russian vessel was hit. t.me/exilenova_pl...

What stands out to me is not only the sheer power of the explosion, but the fact that the blast appears to originate from deep inside the building rather than outside, suggesting the drone detonated with a delayed fuse after penetrating into the middle of the FSB base.

Security Service of Ukraine carried out a series of drone strikes on a Russian FSB headquarters in Kherson region.

Not just the Hornet. B-2 strike drones and some other drone models hunting Russian military logistics vehicles along the supply routes.

Detonation of the Russian Uragan MLRS following a direct FP-2 drone strike.

Tor air defense system, S-300V radar and BM-27 “Uragan” MLRS among the new valuable Russian targets struck by the Unmanned Systems Forces drone operators.

🔥🛢️Another morning begins with another burning Russian refinery. This time, the Syzran oil refinery with a capacity of 7 million tons per year, 800 km from the front, was attacked.

Aftermath of the drone strike on Russia’s Belbek military airfield in Crimea. An RSP-28M mobile precision approach radar system can also be seen damaged in the photos.

🔥🛢️Russian Lukoil-Nizhegorodnefteorgsintez Oil Refinery, in Kstovo was targeted early this morning. This refinery has an annual capacity of 17mln tons and is the fourth largest in Russia. 800km from the frontline.

RAROG operators shot down Russian Shahed drones using interceptors with automatic target acquisition system

Fighters of the “Skifs” Brigade with their 40 mm Bofors gun. The soldiers happen to obscure part of the Shahed kill markings, but at least 24 can still be counted.

Interception of a Russian Shahed fitted with an R-60 air-to-air missile and a rear-facing camera for detecting interceptor drones.

May 19, 2025, exactly one year ago, marked the first publicly shown use of a STING interceptor against a Russian Shahed drone and the first publicly released footage of a Shahed-type kamikaze drone being intercepted at all. By April 2026, more than 6,700 Shahed-type drones were shot down by STING.