Ukraine has launched a significant new drone strike, with some analysts calling it "Spider Web 2.0," that hit a Russian military cargo train on Saturday, June 7. Drones, reportedly hidden within grain containers, were unleashed while the train was moving, attacking tanks, armored vehicles, and other military equipment. This operation follows the highly impactful original "Spiderweb" attack on June 1, 2025, which, after 18 months of planning, caused an estimated $7 billion in damage and crippled a substantial part of Russia's bomber fleet. Initial reports suggest this latest strike destroyed 13 tanks and over 100 armored and automotive vehicles. This incident, confirmed by both Ukrainian and Russian sources, showcases Ukraine's continuing innovation in drone warfare.
This bold new tactic highlights Ukraine's evolving offensive capabilities, enabling strikes deep within Russian territory against critical logistical and military infrastructure. Beyond this latest incident, recent successful Ukrainian drone operations include hits on Russia's Kristall oil depot on June 6 and the Progress factory, a manufacturer of missile control systems. Ukraine is also investing in advanced drone technology, with potential underwater drones like the Toloka series and the Magura V7 remote-controlled speedboat, indicating a strategic shift to maintain pressure on Russian forces and their supply lines.
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