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Watch Ukrainian long-range drones strike the Kapotnya oil refinery in Moscow on June 16, 2026. The Kapotnya refinery attack caused major fires and disrupted operations at one of Russia's most important fuel facilities. This Kapotnya refinery strike highlights Ukraine's expanding campaign against Russian energy infrastructure and logistics networks.

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The strike demonstrates Ukraine's ability to threaten strategic targets deep inside Russia despite dense air-defense coverage.

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00:00Ukrainian long-range drones strike Moscow's Kopotnya oil refinery, triggering massive fires
00:05and thick black smoke over one of Russia's most important fuel facilities. The attack reportedly
00:10occurred on June 16, targeting the Kopotnya refinery southeast of central Moscow. Ukrainian
00:16drone units are believed to have carried out the strike as part of a broader campaign against
00:20Russian energy infrastructure that supports military operations. The attack appears to
00:25have used a coordinated swarm of long-range attack drones designed to overwhelm air defenses,
00:29visible damage includes major fires across refining and storage areas,
00:34forcing operational disruptions at a refinery that supplies roughly 40 percent of Moscow's fuel.
00:39While Russian authorities reported no casualties, the economic impact could reach tens or even
00:45hundreds of millions of dollars depending on repair costs and production losses.

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