Ukraine launched another major drone swarm into Russia on Thursday, killing at least two civilians and hitting two oil refineries, attacks that came after a day of major Russian missile strikes in Kyiv. Yegor Kovalchuk, the acting governor of Russia’s Bryansk Oblast, said that the two civilians were killed by Ukrainian attacks on towns in the region, which borders Ukraine. He said that one of the attacks hit a car, killing the driver and injuring five others. While Ukraine has been able to repeatedly strike Russian oil infrastructure in attacks that are supported by US intelligence, Reuters reported on Thursday that Russia’s oil output rose slightly in July. A Ukrainian attack in Russia’s Tver region on Thursday also hit a warehouse belonging to Wildberries, a Russian online retailer that’s become a frequent target of Ukrainian drones in recent weeks.