war & conflictSunday, June 21
Ukraine is systematically targeting Russian oil infrastructure, with strikes on Crimea and a refinery in western Siberia. The attacks are forcing Russia to impose fuel restrictions and showcase Ukraine's growing drone range. Meanwhile, the war's human toll is visible in Gaza, where a young soccer player's dreams are shattered.
Ukraine's long-range drone campaign is hitting Russian fuel supplies far from the front lines.
Zelenskyy confirmed a drone strike on an oil refinery in western Siberia, over 1,200 miles from Ukraine, and announced new drones with an 1,800-mile range. This is a significant demonstration of Ukraine's expanding strike capability.
Ukraine hit oil facilities on the occupied Crimean peninsula, prompting Russia to impose a tank ban on the entire region due to disrupted fuel supplies. The attack is part of a broader campaign to degrade Russian logistics.
Attacks on occupied Crimea continue, with military commanders apologizing for disruptions.
Ukraine's drone commander released footage of strikes on an oil terminal in Kerch, Crimea, and apologized to Ukrainians under occupation for the disruptions. The video underscores the tactical and psychological dimensions of the campaign.
Beyond the headlines, the war destroys individual lives and dreams.
A profile of a Gaza soccer player who was injured while seeking flour from an aid distribution point, now unable to watch the World Cup. It's a stark reminder of how war destroys ordinary lives and dreams.
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