Drones are managed not only to hit the ship full of components for drone drines and ammunition from Iran, but also to destroy the infrastructure of the strategic port itself.
Ukrainian drones for at least a week stopped the work of the strategic Russian port Olya in Caspian. The Moscow Times reported this on Thursday, August 21.
According to resources, on the night of August 15, Ship Port Olya 4, which is full of substances in the Shahed UAV and ammunition from Iran, was affected. This, in turn, confirmed the general staff of the armed forces.
In addition to the medium, Russia’s TG channels inform, “UAV divided sea customs and port infrastructure.” As a result, all logistics operations along with Iran and Turkey stopped, and a traffic jam from ships formed at the entrance to the port.
As mentioned, from November 1 to 28, 2024 from the Russian port to two Russian military facilities on the border with Ukraine sent 4.61 thousand tons of “exploded materials”. The railroad brought them to Kotluban stations in the Volgograd and Lukovsky regions in North Ossetia, where large arsenals of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation are located.
According to open data, the port in the village of the Limansky District of the Astrakhan region is a major hub between Russia and Iran. The food was brought through it, as well, according to Bloomberg at the end of 2024, various weapons.
Olya is a seaport in the village of the village of Olya Liman District of the Astrakhan region of Russia. Located in the Volga Delta, on the right bank of the Bakhtemir River, which flows into the Caspian sea.
Remember that drones invaded an oil refinery in Russian Syzran of the Samara region. Because on August 11, the drones invaded the Orenburg Helium plant, which is part of the military-industrial complexity of the Russian Federation.
The Russian Federation loses 13% of the capacity of refineries due to drones
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