In the southern regions of Ukraine under Russian occupation, attacks carried out by Ukrainian forces using drones are disabling land logistics corridors. Due to these increasing drone attacks, Russian occupation forces have imposed movement restrictions on the land routes in the area, while the Ukrainian side reports that these operations aim to target logistics lines to complicate the supply of occupation forces. The attacks, concentrated especially on the Mariupol, Berdyansk, and Melitopol routes, have led to disruptions in fuel supply. It is reported that in some occupied areas, fuel has run out at gas stations and vehicles are forming long queues. Experts point out that cutting off land corridors could weaken the presence of occupation forces in the region. However, it is emphasized that controlling logistics alone is not sufficient to change the course of the war, and that overall control of the region and communication lines are also important.