Ukrainian Forces Struck At Least 30 Military Facilities In Russia Over The Past Month — Ministry Of Defense

In October 2026, Ukraine's Defense Forces launched attacks on at least 30 military facilities located in Russia. These targets encompassed a range of strategic assets, including industrial complexes, airfields, radar systems, and logistical installations associated with the Russian military. The Ukrainian Ministry of Defense confirmed these findings, stating that their forces have been consistently engaging in deep-strike operations against Russian military infrastructure.

During the month of October, Ukrainian forces targeted seven enterprises and facilities within Russia's military-industrial and rocket-space sector, alongside three military airfields. The offensive also struck radar and communications facilities, warehouses, command posts, repair units, a missile launch system, and a site for strike drone operations. Among the specific targets were enterprises responsible for producing electronic components for missiles, rocket fuel, and other military goods.

The Ukrainian Defense Forces conducted operations on key military installations, such as the Borisoglebsk airfield in the Voronezh region, Marinovka in the Volgograd region, and Yeysk in Krasnodar Krai. The Ministry of Defense highlighted that these ongoing strikes are weakening Russia's offensive and logistical capabilities. By targeting weapons production, supply chains, equipment maintenance, and preparations for further attacks against Ukraine, the Ukrainian forces are effectively hampering Russia's military operations.

Earlier reports indicated that in August, Ukrainian long-range strikes reached over 1,900 kilometers into Russian territory, targeting 12 major oil refineries, fuel logistics facilities, and other industrial complexes belonging to Russia's military-industrial complex.