Key facts
- Ukraine conducted drone attacks on June 14, 2026, targeting industrial facilities deep within Russia.
- A chemical plant in Novomoskovsk, Tula Oblast, and an oil depot in Rybinsk, Yaroslavl Oblast, were hit.
- Russian attacks in Sumy Oblast killed two people and injured four.
- The Azot chemical plant in Novomoskovsk is Russia's largest producer of ammonia and nitrogen fertilizer.
- A residential building in Oryol and a railway infrastructure site were also reportedly targeted.
Ukraine launched drone attacks on June 14, 2026, hitting industrial facilities deep within Russia, including a chemical plant in Tula Oblast and an oil depot in Yaroslavl Oblast, located over 700 kilometers from the border. The Azot chemical plant in Novomoskovsk, Russia's largest producer of ammonia and nitrogen fertilizer, was set ablaze. Simultaneously, Russian attacks in Ukraine's Sumy Oblast killed two people and injured four, according to police reports. The Seredino-Budsk community reported one fatality, and the Bilopol community reported another death and two injuries. Russian authorities confirmed Novomoskovsk was targeted, stating that fragments of downed Ukrainian drones fell onto an industrial enterprise. Reports also indicate a residential building in Oryol and a railway infrastructure site were targeted. These strikes follow previous Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian industrial and military facilities.