Ukraine claimed Saturday to have struck one of Russia’s largest oil refineries in a drone attack, starting a fire at the facility more than 700 miles into Russian territory.

Ukraine struck a Russian warehouse storing ammunition and reconnaissance drones using a domestically-made Neptune missile overnight on Jan. 10, a source in the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) told the Kyiv Independent.

"Russia disguises military factories as ordinary ones, trying to hide their true production. But everything is known," Kovalenko wrote. Read also: Fires, explosions, and ‘drone debris’ hit seven Russian regions overnight According to Russia's Emergencies Ministry,

An industrial zone is ablaze in Gatchina, located in Leningrad Oblast. The industrial plants were targeted by Ukrainian drones early in the morning. The site is situated over 1,000 kilometres from the front line.

The industrial area in Gatchina, located in the Leningrad region, is currently on fire. The industrial plants there were targeted by Ukrainian drones early this morning. This target is situated over 620 miles from the front line.

On the night of January 10, 2025, unidentified drones attacked at least 5 regions of Russia. Fires broke out in some of these areas, according to Russian Telegram channels. It became known first about explosions in the Rostov region.