Ukraine has intensified its drone strikes against Russian oil facilities, aiming to disrupt the financial resources for Russia's military efforts. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy revealed that Ukraine has conducted over 30 attacks this year, leveraging drones that can strike targets over 1,500 km away, although these strikes have not yet significantly impacted Moscow's war machine. Meanwhile, Russia has captured a Ukrainian kamikaze drone, which may provide insight into Ukraine's advanced drone technology, as both sides continue to adapt their tactics in the ongoing conflict. Ukrainian forces are also facing challenges with Russian observation drones that operate freely, while they struggle with a shortage of anti-aircraft missiles. In response, Ukraine is focusing on improving electronic warfare and developing new tactics to counter these threats. Zelenskyy emphasized reducing reliance on missile supplies from partners and enhancing domestic weapon capabilities.