Ukraine has caused a strong blow to two refineries of Russian oil and other purposes, the military reports.
The Ukraine military on the night of August 28 struck Kuibyshev oil refinery in the Samara region of Russia and the Afipsky Refinery in the Krasnodar territory, said the general staff of Ukraine’s armed forces.
This statement is a confirmation of the massive attack of drones, which struck two oil refineries and other facilities across Russia, as previously reported by local media.
Up to 30 drones that “absorbed” the refineries of the kuibyshevsky
The general staff said the refineries of Kuibyshevsky, located over 1000 km from the Ukraine state border, have a production capacity of 7 tons of oil per year, producing gasoline, diesel fuel, gasoline, solvent, and more than 30 types of oil products.
The governor of Samara Region Vyacheslav Fedorishchev confirmed the regional infrastructure attack, saying the blow was displayed, and the fire was quickly extinguished.
At the same time, according to some reports, The business hits up to 30 UAV. Restoring this thing, if, of course, it may be long.
Removal of essential equipment
In the Krasnodar territory, residents reported six to eighth of a strong explosion in AFIP oil refinery. Later, Krasnodar territorial authorities confirmed the blow and information about a large fire.
The object is located in southwest of Russia in the region, border with the conquered Russia Crimea, about 370 kilometers from the front line.
According to Ukraine’s general staff, this oil refinery, the main processing products of which are fuel and diesel fuel, are involved in the provision of the Russian army. The annual processing volume is 6.25 million tons of oil per year.
According to public cyberborne, In the territory of Afipsky Refinery, the equipment of joint gas and gas condensate processing is affected. Installation was appointed in 1964. It has a capacity of nearly 3.25 million tons per year and rebuilt in 2020.
“It serves to prepare associated gas and gas condensate, which enters the plant, for further processing. In the process, fractions such as Propane -Buts, a stable light fuel are released, and the debris is cleaned in a condition suitable for use as fuel or raw materials for other technological processes,” the public said.
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If the installation is stopped, then a significant portion of the raw materials will not be ready for further processing.
What are the consequences of attacking
The commander of the forces of the flawless system confirmed that Robert Mashy Brovdi confirmed the blows in Russian oil refineries. According to him, as a result of an attack at night, fuel production in Russia was reduced by another 4.7%, and generally in two weeks of August, the fall was 21%.
He noted that the Novokuyshevsky refinery in the Samara Region had an annual capacity of 7 million tons of oil, or 2.5% of the total, and the Afipsky Refinery – 6.25 million tons per year, 2.2% of the total.
“Fuel worms become a poor liquid, and gas and oil – quickly burned“, – Write to Marnar.
Attacking on other things
According to the Ukrainian military, at night they also beat warehouses of ammunition and some logistics in Russia and the Ukraine territories occupied by the Russian Federation.
In particular, the Governor of the Volgograd region Andrei Bocharov said the “massive attack of drones” hit the regional transportation and logistics. He says the destruction of the drone caused a fire to the locomotic depot in the city of Petrov Val.
The Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation also said its troops shot 102 Ukrainian drones in various regions on the night on August 28, along with 21 in the Samara region and 18 in Krasnodar territory.
It should be noted that attacks are carried out together with unspecified systems, special operations, Ukraine security services, military intelligence and other units.
“Detailed information about the consequences of the shocks is defined,” the general staff said in a statement.
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Source: korrespondent
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