Volodymyr Zelensky says Ukraine hit "eight Russian infrastructure targets" in Russia

Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky announced that Kyiv’s forces struck eight facilities in Russia that aid its military campaign, naming an oil‑processing plant in the Yamalo‑Nenets area and a commercial seaport in Dagestan, along with other sites in Moscow and several western regions; the claim came as Russia intensified aerial attacks on western Ukraine, launching roughly 150 unmanned aircraft that Ukrainian defenses largely intercepted but that still hit locations in Kyiv, Sumy and other oblasts, causing civilian injuries and deaths. In reaction, NATO temporarily positioned combat aircraft over Poland to guard its airspace after the Russian drone barrage, while Polish authorities kept air‑defence and radar units on heightened alert. The developments underscore the expanding tit‑for‑tat strikes and the broader security concerns for neighboring NATO members.