Ukraine's General Staff listed damaged processing units at Kirishi and Saratov. For Omsk, Russia's largest refinery and almost 2,500 km from the front, it named none.
Kyiv's strike ledger overstates the Russian refining capacity offline at one time. The harder metric is whether repeat strikes keep plants broken faster than Moscow can repair them, and that is the leverage Trump wants frozen.
A $50,000 drone flew 2,500 kilometers to Omsk and completed a target list Kyiv worked through for two years. Reach is no longer the problem. What remains is a race between repair crews and strike tempo, and a second front against the tankers that move whatever Russia still refines.
Fire Point's new FP-1 variant flew roughly 3,000 kilometers to Omsk, closing out the last of Russia's 11 biggest gasoline producers still untouched.
Ukraine's largest strike on Moscow in years broke three layers of reinforced air defense and burned the same refinery twice in a week, turning the deep-strike campaign into a sustained bombing of Russia's energy economy its scarce interceptors cannot stop.
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.