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According to the report, Ukraine’s General Staff has officially confirmed a series of drone strikes on key Russian military targets, putting to rest speculation stemming from local reports and social media activity. In a statement, Ukrainian officials said that overnight on 11 June, drone units, in coordination with other defense elements, struck multiple facilities across Russia, including the Tambov Gunpowder Plant, an ammunition depot in Kursk Oblast, and the Buturlinovka airfield in Voronezh Oblast.
The report also said that a number of critical facilities belonging to Russia were struck,” the General Staff said, adding that the operations were part of an effort to “undermine the enemy’s capacity to produce explosives and use ammunition.” Targets confirmed by Ukraine: Tambov Gunpowder Plant: The facility was hit and fires were recorded. It plays a central role in Russia’s military-industrial complex, producing gunpowder and pyroxylin, an ingredient used in explosives. The facility has been targeted by Ukrainian drones before – in January 2025, July 2024 and November 2023. Kursk Oblast: Ukrainian forces targeted an ammo depot linked to Russia’s 106th Airborne Division. Regional officials said one civilian was injured and two medical posts were damaged near Rylsk. Voronezh Oblast: The Buturlinovka airfield was also hit. Russian officials reported over 15 drones were intercepted overnight, with no damage on the ground. The statement noted that damage assessments are ongoing: “The effects of the fire strike are being clarified. The defence forces continue to take all necessary measures to undermine the military and economic potential of the Russian occupiers and compel Russia to end its armed aggression against Ukraine.”
It has been recalled that Ukrainian drones attacked the Tambov Gunpowder Plant in the city of Kotovsk in Russia’s Tambov Oblast on the night of 10-11 June, with locals reporting multiple explosions.
Watch the report on the YT link.
The report also said that a number of critical facilities belonging to Russia were struck,” the General Staff said, adding that the operations were part of an effort to “undermine the enemy’s capacity to produce explosives and use ammunition.” Targets confirmed by Ukraine: Tambov Gunpowder Plant: The facility was hit and fires were recorded. It plays a central role in Russia’s military-industrial complex, producing gunpowder and pyroxylin, an ingredient used in explosives. The facility has been targeted by Ukrainian drones before – in January 2025, July 2024 and November 2023. Kursk Oblast: Ukrainian forces targeted an ammo depot linked to Russia’s 106th Airborne Division. Regional officials said one civilian was injured and two medical posts were damaged near Rylsk. Voronezh Oblast: The Buturlinovka airfield was also hit. Russian officials reported over 15 drones were intercepted overnight, with no damage on the ground. The statement noted that damage assessments are ongoing: “The effects of the fire strike are being clarified. The defence forces continue to take all necessary measures to undermine the military and economic potential of the Russian occupiers and compel Russia to end its armed aggression against Ukraine.”
It has been recalled that Ukrainian drones attacked the Tambov Gunpowder Plant in the city of Kotovsk in Russia’s Tambov Oblast on the night of 10-11 June, with locals reporting multiple explosions.
Watch the report on the YT link.
