Commander-in-Chief Of The Armed Forces Of Ukraine Syrsky Posted A Video Showing A Soldier Striking Targets In Moscow

• 24.06.2026, 13:18

And he said, “To be continued.”

On Wednesday, June 24, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Oleksandr Syrskyi posted a video featuring a soldier who participated in a strike on the Moscow Oil Refinery. Syrsky captioned the video with the words “To be continued,” hinting at new operations.

“In 2024, we carried out our first raids on Tuapse. And then there was Ust-Luga—I think everyone knows about it, has seen and heard how it burned; that was our work, too. You’ve also seen the news about Moscow—that’s where my guys and our colleagues from other companies and units were operating. “It was a large-scale combined operation, and we took an active part in it,” the cameraman said in the released footage about his unit’s participation in a series of long-range strikes on targets in the Russian Federation.

“The last time the aggressor’s capital burned like this was in September 1812. To be continued,” reads the caption of the video posted by Syrsky.

The strike on the Moscow Oil Refinery on the night of June 18, 2026, was carried out by operators from the 1st Separate Center of Unmanned Systems Forces in conjunction with the 412th Separate NEMESIS Brigade, the 413th Separate Raid Regiment, and the 414th Separate “Birds of Magyar” Brigade.