Ukraine Hits Russia 1,300 km Deep, Detects Uranium in Six Drones With 80x Normal Radiation

Ukraine Hits Russia 1,300 km Deep, Detects Uranium in Six Drones With 80x Normal Radiation

Ukraine launched drone strikes on two Russian oil sites up to 1,300 kilometers inside Russia, while separately detecting uranium in six Russian drone warheads that emitted radiation up to 80 times normal levels.

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Ukraine struck two oil facilities in Ulyanovsk and Bashkortostan on Tuesday night, reaching up to 1,300 kilometers into Russian territory, one of the deepest attacks of the war [203048]. Both sites are now burning, and the strikes targeted energy infrastructure far from the front lines [203048].

In a separate development, Ukraine’s Security Service discovered uranium in the warheads of six Russian Geran-2 drones that struck Chernihiv Oblast [203042]. Radiation readings from the fragments reached up to 80 times the natural background level [203042]. Officials warned residents not to touch any drone debris, as the fragments can release radioactive dust that poses a serious health risk if inhaled or handled directly [203042]. Ukrainian authorities are continuing to investigate the origin and purpose of the uranium [203042].

The twin drone strikes on Russian oil sites mark a significant escalation in Ukraine’s ability to strike deep inside Russia [203048]. Officials in the affected regions have not yet confirmed the full extent of the damage [203048].

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