Strike on Novorossiysk: what long-range missiles Ukraine has for attacks

According to glavcom.ua: Last week, Ukrainian defense forces successfully attacked the Russian port of Novorossiysk, significantly depriving Russia of part of its export capabilities in the oil sector. According to The Independent, this strike became one of the most large-scale against Russia's oil infrastructure in recent months, leading to a temporary halt in oil shipments at Novorossiysk, through which 2.2 million barrels per day flow, accounting for 2% of global production. This resulted in a rise in global oil prices of more than 2%.

This year, Ukrainian strikes using drones and unmanned aerial vehicles have targeted Russian oil facilities in the Baltic and Black Sea ports, pipelines, and oil refineries. This indicates a strategic diversification of Ukraine's arsenal and its successful use in the conditions of hybrid warfare.

• 'Long Neptune' - a missile with a range of up to 1000 km;
• 'Flamingo' (FP-5) - a missile with a range of up to 3000 km;
• 'Furious' - a kamikaze UAV with a range of over 1000 km;
• FP-1 - a kamikaze UAV with a range of over 1000 km;
• 'Palyanytsya' - a drone missile with a range of up to 650 km;
• 'Ruta' - a drone missile planned for mass production by the end of 2025;
• 'Hell' - a drone missile with a flight range of about 700 km;
• 'Bars' - a drone missile that has been successfully used for attacks on Russian targets.

During the attack in Novorossiysk, an oil depot and coastal structures were damaged, as well as an oil refinery in the Russian city of Saratov. President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky emphasized the success of using Ukrainian missiles in attacks on Russian targets. These events demonstrate Ukraine's determination to defend its interests and repel the aggression of the neighboring country.