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Ukraine has launched the second major drone attack in a week from hundreds of miles borders to the Russian petroleum refinery.
A drone strike was reported by a local officials in Russia in the Russian regions. Video appears on social media, indicating explosions and fires at the Lucil Rholkwear in the southern part of Borgograph. It is more than 260 miles away from the nearest Ukrainian army.
According to intelligence streaks, the refining place was attacked by four drones in Ukraine, causing “serious damage.”
The Ukrainian army was in cooperation with the country’s IntellignC report, claiming strike responsibilities, and said the refining place was “involved in the supply to the Russian army.”
Volgograph Governor Andrei Bocharov acknowledged the attack, but all drones have been downloaded. He added that one of the fallen drones hit the facility and caused a small fire that had disappeared immediately. He added that a single refinery worker was hospitalized.
Governor VASILY ANOKHIN claimed that there was a “large drone attack” in a private infrastructure in the Sumolensk area in the western part of Moscow. He said one drone was intercepted while trying to attack nuclear energy facilities.
According to local governor, nearby, air defense destroyed some drones around 8,000 people around the town of Andrapol.
The Russian Ministry of Defense stated on a Friday statement that 49 Ukrainian unmanned aircraft was defeated in Japan overnight.
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Ukraine has previously targeted the Borgograph Rukoy Rholkan. In May last year, the early morning drone strike, which was asserted by the Intelligence Interification Organization in Ukraine, caused a fire in a part of the oil processing unit in the facility.
This is the second time that the refinery was affected by the fire this month. Earlier on January 15, the local government claimed that it was an internal problem, and a fire broke out in the region.
Earlier this year, Ukraine’s Intelligence Horse Agency has launched cyber attacks at Lukoil, one of Russia’s largest oil and gas companies, and has hindered customers to pay at gas stations via mobile apps. 。
Ukraine has implemented frequent aircraft attacks on Russian oil stations, petroleum depos and industrial sites in an attempt to inconven major infrastructure, which supports Russia’s war efforts.
More than dozens of refiners have been attacked in the past two months, and many have hundreds of miles in Russia.
This week, the Ukrainian army claimed that it had attacked the fourth largest Lucil Rholican in Russia in the Nishinnie Novgorod area east of Moscow.
Last week’s Ukrainian drone attacks, the Refinery paused in Learsan, southeast of Moscow.
Russia is now supplying more crude oil through refinancies, hoping that new US sanctions on Russian tankers and traders will make it more difficult to export unprocessed coarse exports and then promote fuel exports. The sources told Reuters this week.
Other places, the Ukrainian army stated on Friday that missiles and artillery had hit the Russian Army Command post in the Cruch area. Here, Ukraine is an effort to confuse Moscow’s military operations and logistics, which is trying to maintain the scope of territory taken with two surprising attacks in the past few months. “As a result of the adjusted precision strike, the enemy’s command control post has been destroyed,” the general staff said in the social messaging application Telegram.
Meanwhile, Russia said that it had launched a drone barrage in Ukraine on a Friday night attack, injured four, and damaged a hospital in southern Odesa and a grain warehouse.
The Air Force said that the air defense in Ukraine has shot 59 out of 102 Russian drones. It says that 37 drones say “lost” and refer to the use of electronic battles and redirect them.
The Russian drone has damaged the Northeast Sumy area, the southern Odesa area, and the Chuo Chelcacy area.
Oda Kipper, the governor of the Odesa, said that four civilians, including doctors, were injured by a drone attack targeting Chornomorsk.
The strike also destroyed the city’s electricity supply and destroyed some of the city hospitals, management buildings, grain warehouses, houses, and some trucks.
