Ukraine's Special Operations Forces struck two gas condensate plants in Yamalo-Nenets on Sept. 9, a record 3,200 km out. The campaign has moved past oil refining into Gazprom's Arctic production core, 600 km from the LNG project Europe still buys from.
Ukraine is containing Russia's cheap drones but failing against ballistic missiles, so Kyiv is attacking the ground network that generates strike mass while it races to build a domestic interceptor.
A strike on the Kapotnya plant 15 kilometers from the Kremlin pushes Ukraine's deep-strike drone campaign into Moscow itself, as sales caps spread to Russian pumps.
Syrskyi's new Rocket Forces and Artillery concept commits Ukraine to mass-producing its own missiles out to 2,000 km. The real target is dependence on weapons Kyiv cannot build, buy freely, or fire without permission.