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Ukrainian long-range strikes continued deep inside Russia over the weekend, with the Moscow region governor reporting one person killed and several sites belonging to Wildberries, Russia's largest online retailer, among the targets. In Samara region, local authorities acknowledged damage, and strikes were also reported on occupied Donetsk. The campaign has increasingly focused on logistics, energy and export infrastructure far behind the front line. In a further escalation against Russian oil exports, a drone attacked the Greek-owned tanker Skiros on Sunday evening shortly after it loaded Russian crude at the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC) terminal near Novorossiysk, Bloomberg reported citing sources. The strike ended roughly three quiet weeks at the CPC terminal, which handles Kazakh and Russian crude for export via the Black Sea and has been hit repeatedly in recent months. Attacks on tankers and terminals raise risks for third-country shipping and insurers operating in the Black Sea.