Ukraine has struck again near Moscow, hitting the Noginsk oil depot and a major logistics warehouse, exposing fresh cracks in Russia’s air defenses. In this video, we examine the strategic impact of these long-range drone attacks, why Moscow’s "Iron Ring" is struggling to stop them, and what the strikes reveal about Russia’s growing fuel, logistics, and security challenges. Subscribe to The Military Show for in-depth military analysis, battlefield updates, and the latest developments from the war in Ukraine.
⏱️ CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Ukraine Drone Attacks Target Russian Capital Moscow
00:49 - Ukrainian Drones Destroy 24 Fuel Tanks Near Moscow
03:56 - Ukraine Drone Strike Destroys $1.3B Moscow Warehouse
08:43 - Russia Iron Ring Air Defenses Fail Against Drones
13:41 - Ukraine Deep Strikes Hit Russia 1,300 Km Away
14:49 - Can Putin Protect Moscow From Ukraine Drone Strikes?
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⏱️ CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Ukraine Drone Attacks Target Russian Capital Moscow
00:49 - Ukrainian Drones Destroy 24 Fuel Tanks Near Moscow
03:56 - Ukraine Drone Strike Destroys $1.3B Moscow Warehouse
08:43 - Russia Iron Ring Air Defenses Fail Against Drones
13:41 - Ukraine Deep Strikes Hit Russia 1,300 Km Away
14:49 - Can Putin Protect Moscow From Ukraine Drone Strikes?
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00:00Imagine living in Moscow, right?
00:02For years, you've enjoyed being in the lap of Russian luxury.
00:06Putin told you that you would always be safe.
00:09Nobody could ever attack the Russian capital.
00:12Even after he started his insane war in Ukraine,
00:15Putin assured you that Moscow would never be touched.
00:18Ukraine just couldn't do it.
00:20Oh, how times have changed.
00:22Ukraine just hit Moscow hard again.
00:25Putin can't protect his capital as the drones fly,
00:29the bombs fall,
00:30and air defences that are supposed to be impenetrable
00:33have more holes punched into them than Swiss cheese.
00:37We head to the small town of Noginsk.
00:40Located about 50 kilometers away from the Kremlin,
00:43this town seems nondescript.
00:44A little bit boring, but nestled away in Noginsk
00:47is an oil storage facility that serves the capital,
00:50which makes the town a target for Ukraine.
00:53And boy, did Ukraine ever hit that target dead center.
00:56On July 18th, news broke that Ukraine's drones
00:59had scored direct hits on the Noginsk oil depot.
01:02Russia hasn't been able to hide the strike.
01:05It couldn't.
01:06The Moscow regional governor, Andrei Vorobyov,
01:08has already confirmed that Russia's most important region
01:11came under a drone attack from Ukraine.
01:14That flies in the face of Russia's usual tactic
01:16of trying to pretend that nothing has happened.
01:19But when you see the footage, you'll know why.
01:21Where there's smoke, there's fire.
01:24And there is a hell of a lot of smoke
01:25rising from the oil depot in Noginsk.
01:28Astra and Exelanova Plus,
01:30which are both bastions of independent reporting
01:32from inside Russia that expose the reality
01:35of what happens in the wake of Ukraine's drone strikes,
01:38have shared video and photographs from the scene.
01:41On the morning of July 18th,
01:43eyewitnesses published footage showing a fire and explosions.
01:46An Astra OSINT analyst determined that the facility on fire
01:50is the Noginsk oil depot in the Moscow region,
01:53Astra declared,
01:54as it shared a video of a huge plume of smoke
01:57rising from the depot,
01:58along with a geolocated image
02:00showing precisely what Ukraine struck.
02:03Exelanova Plus was a little more succinct.
02:06Noginsk oil storage continues to burn,
02:09the outlet said,
02:10along with sharing a trio of videos
02:12showing the smoke and licks of flame kissing the sky.
02:15There's no hiding this from the people in a small town.
02:18Everybody who lives in Noginsk would have heard the buzzing of drones,
02:22seen Russian air defenses fail,
02:23and can feel the heat from the flames
02:25if they dare to come close to the town's oil depot.
02:28Ukraine hasn't been shy about publicizing this latest win over Russia.
02:33President Volodymyr Zelenskyy took to Facebook to share a reel,
02:36offering even more footage of the smoke,
02:38along with some videos of the drones Ukraine used.
02:41Today, our long-range sanctions worked across three areas on Russian territory,
02:45as well as on our temporarily occupied land and at sea,
02:49Ukraine's president roared.
02:50He also gave us a little hint.
02:52It wasn't just Noginsk that Ukraine struck.
02:55Ukraine's drone operators rarely focus on a single target in isolation.
02:59Other facilities have burned,
03:01with another of those being far too close to the Kremlin
03:03for the comfort of Putin and his cronies.
03:06We'll get to those other facilities,
03:08but first, the Noginsk oil depot was a major target for a few reasons.
03:13United24 media reports that Noginsk is home to 24 fuel storage tanks
03:17that combine for a capacity of 11,500 cubic meters.
03:21That fuel, which includes diesel, gasoline, and kerosene,
03:25is stored as it awaits delivery to traders and suppliers all over Moscow.
03:29So you guessed it,
03:30Ukraine just pulled off another strike
03:32that makes Russia's fuel crisis worse than it was before.
03:35The fire in Noginsk will lead to empty gas tanks in vehicles all over Moscow.
03:40This is Ukraine once again showing Putin's people
03:43that he can't protect the most important city in all of Russia.
03:46Putin also can't protect one of Russia's most important logistical hubs.
03:50As the Noginsk depot burned,
03:52Ukraine had its eyes on an arguably larger prize.
03:56Also near Moscow sits the Wild Berries Logistics Warehouse.
04:00Located in the town of Elektrostal,
04:02This massive 188,000 square meter facility
04:06belongs to one of Russia's largest online retailers,
04:09which operates a massive e-commerce marketplace
04:12that is somewhat similar to Amazon,
04:14though on a Russia-wide scale.
04:16We know that Wild Berries has both civilian and military uses.
04:19Astra reports that the retailer supplies drone tuning tools
04:22and other military equipment,
04:24along with consumer products that are sold all across Russia.
04:27Now, it's just like the Noginsk oil depot,
04:30burning after a powerful Ukraine drone strike.
04:32The smoke that rises from the Wild Berries warehouse
04:35is even more intense than that seen at Noginsk,
04:38suggesting that Ukraine has wrecked a massive portion
04:40of this Moscow oblast-based warehouse.
04:43Right now, the total damage done is being assessed.
04:46However, Euromiden Press says that some estimates believe
04:49that as much as $1.3 billion worth of merchandise
04:52is aflame at Wild Berries right now.
04:54That's not a bad day's work for long-range drones
04:57that cost a fraction of that amount.
04:59These figures also come from Russian monitoring channels,
05:02Euromiden Press reports,
05:03and Ukraine's assessment may end up revealing far higher losses.
05:07So we know that Wild Berries sells military equipment,
05:10but the question has to be asked, why this site?
05:13Part of the reason Ukraine struck the Wild Berries warehouse
05:15comes down to location.
05:17Electrostal is only 60 kilometers or so from Moscow,
05:20so a strike in that town reiterates the message
05:23that Ukraine wants to ram down Russia's throat
05:25about how Moscow's air defenses are utterly failing
05:29to protect the city.
05:30However, there is also an element of revenge to this strike.
05:33One of the more under-reported aspects
05:35of Russia's long-range campaign against Ukraine
05:38is that Russia has repeatedly targeted
05:40similar types of facilities
05:41that serve the Ukrainian military and people.
05:44One of Ukraine's own most important online retailers,
05:47Novoposhda,
05:48has been the repeated target of Russian drones and missiles
05:51since Putin launched his war.
05:53One of Ukraine's largest postal and logistics operators,
05:57Novoposhda,
05:57has warehouses all over Ukraine.
06:00In October 2023,
06:02a Russian missile struck the Novoposhda terminal
06:04in Karotich,
06:05which is in the Kharkiv oblast.
06:07Six employees died,
06:0917 more people were injured,
06:10and hundreds of packages were destroyed by that missile.
06:13Fast forward to mid-2026,
06:15and Russia seems to have focused on Novoposhda
06:17as a regular target.
06:19On July 2,
06:20a Russian Shahid-type drone
06:21hit one of the company's sorting centres in Zaporizhia.
06:24The next day,
06:25more Russian drones targeted another sorting centre,
06:28this time in Dnipro.
06:30And the attacks keep on coming.
06:32A strike against the Novoposhda terminal in Kiev on July 5,
06:35another against a terminal in Krivri soon after.
06:39Russia has also been hitting Novoposhda branches
06:41as it did in Chernihiv in early July
06:43and in Kramatorsk on July 16th.
06:46Russia clearly thinks that disrupting civilian logistics
06:49is a legitimate war strategy.
06:51What's good for the cooked Russian goose
06:53is good for the Ukrainian gander.
06:55The wild berries warehouse burning shows Putin
06:58that his attempts to cripple
06:59one of Ukraine's largest delivery companies
07:01can be met with fire in kind.
07:03We have just seen the complete failure
07:05of Moscow's air defences
07:06to do anything against Ukraine's drones.
07:09And behind this problem lies another.
07:11This isn't the first time that those defences have failed.
07:14Moscow has become a regular target for Ukraine.
07:17These most recent strikes come on the back of others
07:19that showcase how vulnerable
07:21Russia's most important city has become.
07:23Back in May,
07:24Ukraine unleashed one of its largest drone assaults
07:27against Russia so far,
07:28with a week of attacks
07:29that struck several key targets in Moscow,
07:32including the refinery
07:34that creates much of the fuel
07:35used by Moscow's residents.
07:37A month later,
07:38that refinery was hit again,
07:39with the fires being so strong
07:41that they led to residents of Moscow
07:43complaining about black rain
07:44falling onto their streets.
07:46This is the new reality
07:47for Moscow's residents in 2026.
07:50They were supposed to be
07:51the safest people in Russia.
07:52Sure, they weren't further away from Ukraine
07:54than people living in Siberia
07:56or in Russia's other far reaches,
07:57but they were in Moscow,
07:59the jewel in the Russian crown,
08:01surrounded by layers of air defences so thick
08:03that not even a fly
08:04should have been able to penetrate them.
08:06Putin told them that they would be safe,
08:08but the illusion has been shattered now,
08:11just like the oil refineries,
08:12depots and warehouses in Moscow that burn
08:14after yet more of Ukraine's drones
08:16scored direct hits.
08:18Moscow is a haven no more.
08:20It's a target.
08:21And to understand why that matters,
08:23we need to dig deeper into the myth
08:24of Moscow's air defences,
08:26exposing why everything that Putin tries to do
08:28to protect Russia's capital fails.
08:30But before we do,
08:31this is the military show.
08:33If this is the kind of insight
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08:37We break it down like this every single week.
08:40So Moscow's air defences,
08:42what the hell has happened?
08:44That'll be the question ringing in the minds
08:45of millions of Muscovites
08:47as they see yet another report
08:48of key facilities in and around their city burning.
08:51And the incredulous tone in that question
08:54is to be expected,
08:55because Moscow is supposed to be protected
08:57by layers of air defences
08:58that stop anything like this from happening.
09:01There is even a name for these layers of defences,
09:03the Iron Ring.
09:05Moscow had always been well defended,
09:07but as far back as May 2025,
09:09Russia was seen strengthening those air defences
09:11with new air defence positions
09:13installed along the city's central ring road
09:15and the concrete ring that runs parallel to this road.
09:19Those defences were about 50 kilometers away from Moscow,
09:22ironically,
09:23about the same distance away from the city
09:24as the targets that Ukraine struck on July 18th.
09:27Moving forward a year,
09:29Russia was still strengthening the Iron Ring,
09:30this time ahead of the pathetic Victory Day parade
09:33that saw Russia refuse to show off
09:35any of its military equipment
09:36for fear that Ukraine would strike it.
09:38The Kiev Post reported on dozens of air defence towers
09:41being erected around Russia's capital,
09:4343 in total,
09:45all of which had been built
09:46during the previous 12 months.
09:48To the average observer,
09:50Moscow's reputation as a fortress
09:52that could defend against anything
09:53that comes from the skies
09:54seemed well deserved.
09:55The reality, as we now see,
09:57is far different.
09:59There have been hints of Russia's air defence
10:01desperation around Moscow
10:02in the past few weeks.
10:04Report after report tells us
10:06that Russia has been actively pulling air defences
10:08away from the front lines
10:09to protect the Russian capital.
10:11This isn't a showcase of strength,
10:13it's an indicator that Russia's air defences
10:15are weak against Ukraine's drones
10:17and the only strategy that the Kremlin has
10:20is the one that it's used
10:21on the Ukrainian battlefield,
10:22quantity over quality.
10:24On June 24th,
10:25the Kiev Independent reported
10:26that Russia had redeployed air defences
10:28to both Moscow and the Kerch Bridge
10:30that feeds into Crimea,
10:32both due to fear
10:33over the intensification
10:34of Ukrainian drone strikes.
10:36That claim came from Zelensky himself
10:38and follow-up reporting
10:39soon proved him right.
10:41On July 15th,
10:42the Kiev Post reported
10:43that air defences
10:44previously located
10:45at some of Russia's
10:46most important Arctic bases,
10:47including Rogachevo
10:49and Severodvinsk,
10:50had mysteriously disappeared.
10:52S-300 and S-400
10:54air defences systems
10:55had been located,
10:56many of which found their way
10:57toward Moscow.
10:58A few days later,
10:59on July 19th,
11:00Defence Express revealed
11:01that Russia had also moved
11:03S-300s and S-400s
11:04from the Sevmash
11:05and Zvezdochka shipyards,
11:07the former of which
11:08is Russia's only shipyard
11:10capable of building
11:10nuclear submarines,
11:12while the latter
11:12is one of the few
11:13that Russia has
11:14that can carry out repairs
11:15on Russian warships
11:16that are nuclear-powered.
11:1828 launchers in total
11:19were moved,
11:20some redeployed to Crimea
11:21and others to Moscow.
11:23What this shows us
11:24is fear,
11:25a lot of it.
11:27Russia is clearly
11:27dealing with an air defence crisis
11:29as Ukraine's drones
11:30grow stronger
11:31and the Kremlin grapples
11:32with the fact
11:33that Russia is too big
11:34to defend entirely.
11:36So Moscow,
11:37along with Crimea,
11:38has become a priority.
11:39Other key sites
11:40have to be weakened
11:41to defend the capital city
11:42that Putin always promised
11:43would never be touched
11:44by the war that he started.
11:46But none of these
11:47desperate actions
11:48have worked.
11:49Why?
11:49There are a few issues
11:51that Russia has,
11:52all of which are revealed
11:53in a June 19th Medusa report.
11:55Ukraine's drone volume
11:56is an obvious problem.
11:58In 2026,
11:59Ukraine isn't sending
12:00a few dozen drones
12:01into Russia,
12:02it's sending hundreds
12:03with each attack.
12:04In this case,
12:05quantity is very important.
12:06More drones means
12:07greater strain
12:08placed on Russian air defence.
12:10Those defences
12:11could shoot 100 drones down
12:13and still miss 5 or 6
12:14that break through
12:15and hit their targets.
12:16Medusa also points
12:17to Russia lacking
12:18any sort of drone detection system
12:20in its border regions,
12:21in addition to lacking
12:22a centralised system
12:23that allows for information
12:24sharing between regions
12:26that are likely to be targeted.
12:27In other words,
12:28Ukraine can pick through
12:29Russia's border defences
12:30and Moscow has no idea
12:32that Ukraine's drones
12:33are coming for it
12:33until air defence radars
12:35installed around the city
12:36pick them up.
12:37Any response then
12:38is panicked,
12:39reactionary.
12:40Moscow can't prepare
12:41ahead of time
12:42because it doesn't
12:42have the data.
12:43And finally,
12:44there are the defences themselves.
12:45We talked about S-300s
12:47and S-400s earlier.
12:49They,
12:49alongside most of
12:50Russia's air defence systems,
12:51are made to tackle
12:52missiles and aircraft.
12:53Drones are different.
12:55They're smaller
12:55and they fly lower
12:56than the intended targets
12:57of most of Russia's
12:58air defence systems,
12:59which means those defences
13:01either can't track
13:01Ukraine's drones
13:02or can't hit them
13:03once those drones
13:04are discovered.
13:05Low-flying drones
13:06also create the possibility
13:08of misfires.
13:09An air defence missile
13:10flying tens of kilometres
13:11up to strike an aircraft
13:13is very unlikely
13:14to hit a target
13:15close to the ground.
13:16But a missile
13:17attacking a drone
13:18that is only a few kilometres
13:19above the ground,
13:20that's a different story.
13:22The short version
13:23of all of this
13:23is that more
13:24doesn't mean better
13:25for Russia
13:25when it's dealing
13:26with drones.
13:27The build-up
13:28of the iron ring
13:29doesn't matter.
13:30That ring isn't designed
13:31to deal with the drones
13:32that Ukraine is sending.
13:33And we see that
13:34when those drones
13:34still strike targets
13:36that are short
13:36a few dozen kilometres
13:37away from the Kremlin.
13:39Now we feel like
13:39we're forgetting
13:40something here.
13:41Ah, of course.
13:42Think back to
13:42Zelensky's comments
13:43about what Ukraine
13:44hit in its most
13:45recent strikes.
13:46He said
13:46there were three targets.
13:48We've told you
13:48about two of them.
13:49The third wasn't
13:50in Moscow,
13:51which shows us
13:51how impressive
13:52Ukraine's deep-strike
13:53campaign has become.
13:54It can strike
13:55all over Russia
13:56in a single night,
13:57hitting the capital
13:58and targets
13:59many kilometres away
14:00in expertly
14:01coordinated attacks.
14:02Ukraine's third target
14:04was in Stavropol-Krai,
14:05where Ukraine's
14:06security service
14:07scored hits
14:08against a trio
14:08of oil depots,
14:10when the Ukrainian
14:11armed forces
14:11then followed up
14:12with a strike
14:13against another
14:13fuel facility
14:14in the region.
14:15Stavropol-Krai
14:16is nowhere near
14:17Moscow.
14:18It's almost
14:181,300 kilometres
14:20away from Russia's
14:21capital,
14:21which again shows
14:22us the scale
14:23and depth
14:23of Ukraine's
14:24drone assaults.
14:25In this region,
14:26fires were recorded
14:27at the village
14:27of Vyazniki
14:28and in northern
14:29Stavropol.
14:30We mentioned Ukraine's
14:31targeting of Russian
14:32fuel earlier.
14:33This is just
14:34another example.
14:35No matter where
14:36you are in Russia,
14:37you're watching
14:37gasoline and diesel
14:38burn rather than
14:39being pumped
14:40into your vehicle.
14:41That's pain brought
14:42back to Russia
14:43in a way that Putin
14:44promised would
14:45never happen.
14:46With that,
14:47we come nicely to
14:47the final point
14:48we'll make in this
14:49video.
14:49Putin can't protect
14:50Russia or its
14:51capital anymore.
14:53And Putin knows it.
14:54We've even seen a
14:55hint of admission
14:56from Russia's so-called
14:57great protector
14:57that Russia can't do
14:58much of anything
14:59to stop Ukraine
15:00from striking Moscow
15:01or any other region
15:02that it wants to hit.
15:04The decision not to
15:05showcase military
15:05equipment at the
15:062026 Victory Day
15:07parade was an
15:08admission.
15:09There was no reason
15:10to pull that
15:10equipment outside of
15:11Russia being
15:12terrified of
15:12Ukraine's drones.
15:14That terror tells
15:15the people everything
15:15about how much
15:16confidence the Kremlin
15:17really has in
15:18Moscow's air defenses.
15:19As the fuel
15:20crisis tears
15:21through Russia,
15:21Putin has also
15:22been forced into
15:23a rare public
15:24admission that
15:24maybe, just
15:25maybe, the long
15:26queues at rapidly
15:27emptying gas stations
15:28might be a sign
15:29that Ukraine is
15:30enjoying more success
15:31than Putin ever
15:32thought it would.
15:33Russia's leader
15:34never wanted to
15:34make these admissions.
15:35This is a man
15:36who tries to
15:37hide as much
15:37of the reality
15:38of the war
15:38he started
15:39from his people,
15:40especially those
15:40in Moscow.
15:41But the fires
15:42on the ground,
15:43the smoke
15:43in the skies
15:44and the emptying
15:45of the pumps
15:45can't be hidden.
15:46Putin has
15:47lost control.
15:48He knows it
15:49and he's doing
15:49best to make
15:50sure that the
15:50Russian people
15:51don't figure it
15:52out.
15:52But those people
15:53are seeing the
15:54hints.
15:55Putin can no
15:55longer convince
15:56the people of
15:56Moscow or
15:57anywhere else in
15:57Russia that this
15:58war doesn't
15:59affect them.
16:00It does.
16:01They see it
16:01every day when
16:02yet more of
16:02Ukraine's drones
16:03go buzzing over
16:04their heads.
16:05The Atlantic
16:06Council points
16:07to Ukrainian
16:07strikes against
16:08St. Petersburg
16:09back in June,
16:10which were timed
16:11to coincide with
16:12the arrival of
16:12thousands of
16:13people, many
16:14from overseas,
16:15into the city
16:16for the St.
16:16Petersburg
16:17International Economic
16:18Forum.
16:19Those strikes
16:19spark debate
16:20inside Russia
16:21about whether
16:21the country's
16:22air defences
16:22are fit for
16:23purpose.
16:24Most of those
16:25debates will be
16:25raging now that
16:26even more targets
16:27in the Moscow
16:28Oblast have been
16:28struck.
16:29And the obvious
16:30answer that nobody
16:31who asks about
16:32Russia's air
16:32defences will
16:33reach is that
16:34no, the defences
16:35are not good
16:35enough.
16:36They're also not
16:37going to get any
16:37better, no matter
16:38how many systems
16:39and radars Putin
16:40pulls from the
16:41front.
16:41Cast yourself back
16:42into the mind
16:43of a Muscovite
16:44right now.
16:44You've just seen
16:45the news break
16:46about yet more
16:46Ukrainian strikes
16:47just a few
16:48kilometers from
16:49your city.
16:49You know there's
16:50a fuel crisis in
16:51Russia.
16:52Even Putin has
16:53admitted it.
16:54If you're on the
16:55outskirts of the
16:55city, you might
16:56even be able to
16:57see the smoke
16:57rising from the
16:58oil depot or the
16:59warehouse that was
17:00just struck.
17:01Even if you
17:02can't, the
17:02notification you've
17:03just got on your
17:04Wildberries account
17:05that your delivery
17:06is going to be
17:06unexpectedly delayed
17:07is a hint that
17:08something bad is
17:09happening.
17:10What would you be
17:10thinking about
17:11Putin in this
17:12moment?
17:12Perhaps that it's
17:13about time that the
17:14leader who promised
17:15and failed to
17:15protect your city
17:16should get Russia
17:17out of Ukraine.
17:18Ukraine's goal is
17:19to make so many
17:20Russians feel that
17:21way that Putin
17:21can't ignore them
17:22any longer.
17:23And with it now
17:24being open season
17:25on Moscow, the
17:25tide of public
17:26dissent that Ukraine
17:27is trying to create
17:28may wash Putin's
17:29ambitions away
17:30sooner than you
17:30might think.
17:31After all, it's
17:32not like Putin and
17:33his cronies can
17:34crow about any
17:35great success on
17:36the ground to
17:36counteract the
17:37burning facilities
17:38in Moscow.
17:39Casualties are
17:40higher than at
17:40any point in
17:412026.
17:42Putin has delayed
17:43his deadline for
17:44the fall of
17:44Donetsk again
17:45because of how
17:46poorly his troops
17:47are doing.
17:47And with AI
17:48drones triggering
17:49budget deficits
17:50along with Ukraine's
17:51long-range strikes
17:52getting stronger,
17:53things are only
17:54going from bad to
17:55worse for the
17:56Russian president.
17:56Find out all
17:58about that in
17:58our video.
17:59And if you
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