Ukraine's drones hammer oil depots and strategic targets across Russia overnight
Photo: Several regions of Russia came under drone attacks (Russian media)
During the night of July 23, drones launched a massive attack on Voronezh and several other regions of Russia. Strategic enemy facilities came under attack, according to OSINT channels.
Massive attack on Voronezh
A series of explosions was heard in the city. According to monitoring channels, one of the likely targets may once again have been the Wildberries logistics hub.
Earlier, following previous strikes, the company had already suspended nighttime operations at that warehouse.
Russia's #Voronezh is under a massive drone attack pic.twitter.com/uJXhxuyoyC
— RBC-Ukraine (@NewsUkraineRBC) July 23, 2026
Oil depot and gas storage facility in the Ulyanovsk region under attack
In the settlement of Novospasskoye in Russia's Ulyanovsk region, a liquefied gas storage facility belonging to NS-Oil was attacked. According to monitoring channels, the attack lasted several hours.
Drones also struck an oil depot in Novospasskoye. Both facilities are located in the same settlement.
Strike on a Transneft-Ural facility in Bashkortostan
In the city of Tuymazy, the Subkhankulovo linear production and dispatch station, owned by Transneft-Ural JSC, was attacked. One of the storage tanks is on fire.
Residents report eight hits.
Aftermath in the Luhansk and Voronezh regions
New footage emerged from the Luhansk region following the drone attack. In Novaya Usman, Voronezh region, the aftermath of air defense activity was recorded.
Occupied Luhansk region under drone attack pic.twitter.com/RCK3vJJqFK
— RBC-Ukraine (@NewsUkraineRBC) July 23, 2026
Situation in occupied Yalta
According to monitoring channels, strikes on energy infrastructure facilities in occupied Yalta are continuing.
Attacks on Wildberries
The attacks on Wildberries warehouses have been ongoing for a week.
On the night of July 18, drones attacked the company's two largest warehouses — in Elektrostal near Moscow and Kotovsk in Russia's Tambov region.
Meanwhile, the first satellite images of the fires have emerged. Due to cloudy weather, it has not yet been possible to assess the full extent of the damage.
Footage from Krasnodar shows that the fire may have spread to railway cars located next to the warehouse.
