07/22/2026
Military Mind
Ukraine has launched another wave of long-range drone strikes targeting critical infrastructure deep inside Russia.
According to regional authorities and local reports, the attacks damaged a gas pipeline, an oil depot, and multiple logistics facilities. The strikes also hit Wildberries logistics centers in Krasnodar and Nevinnomyssk for the second time this week.
Join Jonasz Rewiński in the new episode of Military Mind to see the latest strikes, the damage to Russia’s energy and logistics network, and find out what these repeated attacks could mean for Russia’s military supply chain and critical infrastructure.
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Mykhailo Drapatyi literally went airborne plowing through a ruzzian barricade to save Ukrainian policemen while flying the Ukrainian flag.
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Russian forces reportedly attempted a large mechanized assault earlier today in Donetsk Oblast.
Per Ukrainian channels, it went disastrously, with over a dozen Russian armored vehicles lost.
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There is more good news.
Russian forces are reportedly struggling to advance in the Kupyansk direction reportedly due to Ukrainian forces’ drone density and Russian forces’ shortage of trained personnel and gasoline.
A spokesperson for a Ukrainian brigade operating in the Kupyansk direction reported on July 22 that a high density of Ukrainian drone activity in the Kupyansk direction is preventing Russian forces from operating significant amounts of drones, including Lancet and Molniya-type strike drones.[42] The Ukrainian spokesperson reported that elements of Russian 347th Motorized Rifle Regiment (47th Tank Division, 68th Army Corps [AC], Eastern Military District [EMD]) operating in the Kupyansk direction are facing an acute fuel shortage, restricting their use of motorcycles, all-terrain vehicles (ATVs), and passenger vehicles. The spokesperson reported that Russian forces are unable to conduct active offensive operations because of a shortage of trained personnel
From Andrii Sybiha :
Russia is holding global food security hostage.
At least three civilian cargo ships have been bombed in the past few days by Russia. Few dozen crew members have been killed and injured.
Today, zero vessels passed through Ukraine’s Black Sea maritime corridor—right at peak harvest. This is deliberate economic and humanitarian terror.
Just as Iran targeted energy routes in the Strait of Hormuz, Russia is now targeting global food markets in the Black Sea.
Millions of families across Africa, Asia, the Middle East, and Latin America may face rising prices and hunger if this terror continues.
Ukraine has requested an urgent UN Security Council meeting for July 27th. We urge all states, particularly those affected, to immediately demand Russia stop its attacks on freedom of navigation in the Black Sea.
No country has the right to starve the world. Global pressure can stop Russian terror.