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💥 Dismantling the system, node by node. Operators from 1st Separate USC, alongside the broader Defense Forces, struck the Kirishi Oil Refinery (KINEF) — a core link feeding Ust-Luga and Primorsk export ports. From crude to processing to shipment, the chain is being systematically degraded. Less production, unstable exports,... show more

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🔥 🇺🇦 Unmanned Systems Forces strikes one of Russia’s largest ports. 1st Separate USC and RAID | 413 Regiment USF alongside Ukraine’s Defense Forces hit the Ust-Luga terminal, a key node in Russia’s energy exports. Ust-Luga powers the “shadow fleet” that keeps cash flowing despite sanctions. Now that flow is burning. Every such strike chips away at the system funding the war.

🔥 🇺🇦 Unmanned Systems Forces strikes one of Russia’s largest ports. 1st Separate USC and RAID | 413 Regiment USF alongside Ukraine’s Defense Forces hit the Ust-Luga terminal, a key node in Russia’s energy exports. Ust-Luga powers the “shadow fleet” that keeps cash flowing despite sanctions. Now that flow is burning. Every such strike chips away at the system funding the war.

Defense of Ukraine

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Ukrainian deep strikes targeted Primorsk and Ust-Luga ports alongside key refineries, disrupting a chain handling up to half of Russia’s seaborne oil exports. The strikes caused bottlenecks in processing and export flows, increasing pressure on production and logistics across the system. #Ukraine

Ukrainian deep strikes targeted Primorsk and Ust-Luga ports alongside key refineries, disrupting a chain handling up to half of Russia’s seaborne oil exports. The strikes caused bottlenecks in processing and export flows, increasing pressure on production and logistics across the system. #Ukraine

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Magyar’s update. Or: the Birds of the USF heading for the White Nights. The Bermuda-like Leningrad oil triangle – Primorsk – Ust-Luga – Kirishi – does exist. Or how the Baltic export oil artery works (worked) – version 3.0, not final. The Birds of the USF report: Siberian oil flowing neatly into the KINEF refinery (Kirishi refinery), then shipped out as diesel or crude through Transneft ports Primorsk and Ust-Luga – feeding the bunker grandpa with bloody oil profits – has taken a hit over the past three days (March 23–26), thanks to a freedom-loving Ukrainian Bird and its pyrotechnic shows. The resulting oil logistics clot has been burning nicely for days now, lightly smoking up the Gulf of Finland, while the ports mentioned above continue their fire show in open-flame mode. By the way – for the shadow tanker fleet still waiting offshore – navigation is currently unnecessary. Just steer toward the glow. So here’s the timeline: • Monday, March 23 – transshipment at Transneft–Primorsk terminal stopped; that same day, ironically, the alternative Ust-Luga terminal resumed operations after earlier “courtesy visits” from Ukrainian drones; • Wednesday, March 25 – Ust-Luga takes a hit, now burning, with smoke thick enough to ruin the view even for Martians with popcorn; • Thursday, March 26 – the largest refinery in the region, KINEF (Kirishi refinery), lights up. It processes Siberian oil delivered via pipeline and pumps it further to the above-mentioned ports for export. The threesome defines the operational perimeter. The full “threesome tour” was carried out by deep-strike units of the Defense Forces of Ukraine, including the Birds of the USF. Today’s trip to KINEF (Kirishi refinery) was executed by the Birds of the 1st Separate USC of the 🇺🇦 Unmanned Systems Forces, jointly with the Security Service of Ukraine. By systematically demilitarizing the enemy’s oil arteries, refining, and export infrastructure, we complicate the financing of their war machine and tighten control over oil flows through the Baltic. And who knows – maybe they’ll eventually start tearing into each other. Though unlikely, so no pink glasses. Back to work, gentlemen. Follow USF results live: USF online scoreboard “PІDRAKHUYKA” MAGYAR 🇺🇦 26.03.26

Magyar’s update. Or: the Birds of the USF heading for the White Nights. The Bermuda-like Leningrad oil triangle – Primorsk – Ust-Luga – Kirishi – does exist. Or how the Baltic export oil artery works (worked) – version 3.0, not final. The Birds of the USF report: Siberian oil flowing neatly into the KINEF refinery (Kirishi refinery), then shipped out as diesel or crude through Transneft ports Primorsk and Ust-Luga – feeding the bunker grandpa with bloody oil profits – has taken a hit over the past three days (March 23–26), thanks to a freedom-loving Ukrainian Bird and its pyrotechnic shows. The resulting oil logistics clot has been burning nicely for days now, lightly smoking up the Gulf of Finland, while the ports mentioned above continue their fire show in open-flame mode. By the way – for the shadow tanker fleet still waiting offshore – navigation is currently unnecessary. Just steer toward the glow. So here’s the timeline: • Monday, March 23 – transshipment at Transneft–Primorsk terminal stopped; that same day, ironically, the alternative Ust-Luga terminal resumed operations after earlier “courtesy visits” from Ukrainian drones; • Wednesday, March 25 – Ust-Luga takes a hit, now burning, with smoke thick enough to ruin the view even for Martians with popcorn; • Thursday, March 26 – the largest refinery in the region, KINEF (Kirishi refinery), lights up. It processes Siberian oil delivered via pipeline and pumps it further to the above-mentioned ports for export. The threesome defines the operational perimeter. The full “threesome tour” was carried out by deep-strike units of the Defense Forces of Ukraine, including the Birds of the USF. Today’s trip to KINEF (Kirishi refinery) was executed by the Birds of the 1st Separate USC of the 🇺🇦 Unmanned Systems Forces, jointly with the Security Service of Ukraine. By systematically demilitarizing the enemy’s oil arteries, refining, and export infrastructure, we complicate the financing of their war machine and tighten control over oil flows through the Baltic. And who knows – maybe they’ll eventually start tearing into each other. Though unlikely, so no pink glasses. Back to work, gentlemen. Follow USF results live: USF online scoreboard “PІDRAKHUYKA” MAGYAR 🇺🇦 26.03.26

414 Magyar's Birds

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USF strikes one of russia's largest ports 🎯🔥 Operating in the Leningrad region, the 1st Separate USC and the RAID | 413 Regiment USF —working alongside the broader Defense Forces—delivered a precision strike on the Ust-Luga marine terminal. The target: "NOVATEK-Ust-Luga," a major facility processing gas condensate and loading oil products for global markets. Ust-Luga is a massive energy export hub where russia uses its "shadow fleet" to dodge international sanctions. Not anymore. Despite active enemy air defenses, the strike hit home, sparking a massive fire. Hitting these targets directly degrades russia’s export capabilities and cuts off the cash flow funding their war. For USF operators, distance simply doesn't matter. These asymmetric #DeepStrikes on russia's critical economic infrastructure will keep coming until they stop their war against Ukraine. USF: One step ahead!

USF strikes one of russia's largest ports 🎯🔥 Operating in the Leningrad region, the 1st Separate USC and the RAID | 413 Regiment USF —working alongside the broader Defense Forces—delivered a precision strike on the Ust-Luga marine terminal. The target: "NOVATEK-Ust-Luga," a major facility processing gas condensate and loading oil products for global markets. Ust-Luga is a massive energy export hub where russia uses its "shadow fleet" to dodge international sanctions. Not anymore. Despite active enemy air defenses, the strike hit home, sparking a massive fire. Hitting these targets directly degrades russia’s export capabilities and cuts off the cash flow funding their war. For USF operators, distance simply doesn't matter. These asymmetric #DeepStrikes on russia's critical economic infrastructure will keep coming until they stop their war against Ukraine. USF: One step ahead!

🇺🇦 Unmanned Systems Forces

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Magyar says recent strikes on Ust-Luga, Primorsk, Kirishi and Yaroslavl created a 2.5M bpd bottleneck for Russia’s oil export and refining. He breaks it down as 1.9M bpd of stopped transshipment at Ust-Luga and Primorsk plus 650k to 700k bpd from Kirishi and Yaroslavl.

Magyar says recent strikes on Ust-Luga, Primorsk, Kirishi and Yaroslavl created a 2.5M bpd bottleneck for Russia’s oil export and refining. He breaks it down as 1.9M bpd of stopped transshipment at Ust-Luga and Primorsk plus 650k to 700k bpd from Kirishi and Yaroslavl.

WarTranslated

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USF Struck the Ilsky Oil Refinery On the night of June 2, operators of the 1st Separate USC struck the Ilsky Oil Refinery, one of the largest oil-processing facilities in southern russia. The refinery produces gasoline, diesel fuel, fuel oil, bitumen, and other petroleum products. With an annual processing capacity of approximately 6.6 million tons of crude oil, it plays an important role in sustaining the logistics of russian occupation forces due to its proximity to Black Sea ports. The strike sparked a fire on the facility’s premises. The Unmanned Systems Forces continue to systematically target the enemy’s strategic infrastructure, reducing its ability to sustain and wage war against Ukraine. USF: One step ahead!

USF Struck the Ilsky Oil Refinery On the night of June 2, operators of the 1st Separate USC struck the Ilsky Oil Refinery, one of the largest oil-processing facilities in southern russia. The refinery produces gasoline, diesel fuel, fuel oil, bitumen, and other petroleum products. With an annual processing capacity of approximately 6.6 million tons of crude oil, it plays an important role in sustaining the logistics of russian occupation forces due to its proximity to Black Sea ports. The strike sparked a fire on the facility’s premises. The Unmanned Systems Forces continue to systematically target the enemy’s strategic infrastructure, reducing its ability to sustain and wage war against Ukraine. USF: One step ahead!

🇺🇦 Unmanned Systems Forces

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Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces, in coordination with other components of Defense Forces, are creating the most significant disruptions to fuel supplies in Russia’s modern history. The ports of Primorsk and Ust-Luga are key export hubs for Russian oil, handling up to half of the country’s seaborne exports. Together with the Kirishi and Yaroslavl refineries, they form a single chain: part of the crude is processed, while part is exported. After restrictions on the Druzhba pipeline route, this direction has become even more critical. Nearly 30% of Russia’s production flows through it, and redirecting such volumes quickly is not feasible. Strikes on refineries and port infrastructure are breaking this chain. Less processing, more complex logistics - and, as a result, increased strain on other nodes. The consequences are mounting: crude accumulation, capacity shortages, and growing pressure across the entire system. In the longer term, this forces the enemy to shut in production. 📹: Unmanned Systems Forces

Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces, in coordination with other components of Defense Forces, are creating the most significant disruptions to fuel supplies in Russia’s modern history. The ports of Primorsk and Ust-Luga are key export hubs for Russian oil, handling up to half of the country’s seaborne exports. Together with the Kirishi and Yaroslavl refineries, they form a single chain: part of the crude is processed, while part is exported. After restrictions on the Druzhba pipeline route, this direction has become even more critical. Nearly 30% of Russia’s production flows through it, and redirecting such volumes quickly is not feasible. Strikes on refineries and port infrastructure are breaking this chain. Less processing, more complex logistics - and, as a result, increased strain on other nodes. The consequences are mounting: crude accumulation, capacity shortages, and growing pressure across the entire system. In the longer term, this forces the enemy to shut in production. 📹: Unmanned Systems Forces

Anton Gerashchenko

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🔥 USF Struck the Afipsky Oil Refinery and the Tolyattikauchuk Industrial Plant • On June 11, operators of the 1st Separate USC , in coordination with the DIU and other components of Ukraine’s Defense Forces, struck the Afipsky Oil Refinery in Krasnodar Krai, russia. • On June 12, operators of the 1st Separate USC struck the Tolyattikauchuk industrial plant in Samara Oblast, russia. The Unmanned Systems Forces continue to apply sustained pressure on the enemy’s fuel and industrial infrastructure. Strikes against these facilities reduce the enemy’s ability to sustain military logistics, industrial production, and its war effort against Ukraine. USF: One step ahead!

🔥 USF Struck the Afipsky Oil Refinery and the Tolyattikauchuk Industrial Plant • On June 11, operators of the 1st Separate USC , in coordination with the DIU and other components of Ukraine’s Defense Forces, struck the Afipsky Oil Refinery in Krasnodar Krai, russia. • On June 12, operators of the 1st Separate USC struck the Tolyattikauchuk industrial plant in Samara Oblast, russia. The Unmanned Systems Forces continue to apply sustained pressure on the enemy’s fuel and industrial infrastructure. Strikes against these facilities reduce the enemy’s ability to sustain military logistics, industrial production, and its war effort against Ukraine. USF: One step ahead!

🇺🇦 Unmanned Systems Forces

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🚨🔥 MASSIVE BLOW TO RUSSIA’S OIL EXPORTS! 🇺🇦 SBU drones struck the #Primorsk port – setting fires on a vessel & pumping station, HALTING crude shipments. 💰 Primorsk handles 60M tons/year = $15B – Kremlin losing up to $41M DAILY from this shutdown. 💥 Additional strikes hit pumping stations feeding Ust-Luga. #StandWithUkraine #MakeRussiaSmallAgain #RussiaFuelCrisis

🚨🔥 MASSIVE BLOW TO RUSSIA’S OIL EXPORTS! 🇺🇦 SBU drones struck the #Primorsk port – setting fires on a vessel & pumping station, HALTING crude shipments. 💰 Primorsk handles 60M tons/year = $15B – Kremlin losing up to $41M DAILY from this shutdown. 💥 Additional strikes hit pumping stations feeding Ust-Luga. #StandWithUkraine #MakeRussiaSmallAgain #RussiaFuelCrisis

Anna_From_Ukraine_Official

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Three days after hitting one of Russia’s two main oil export ports on the Baltic Sea, Primorsk, Ukraine strikes the other, Ust Luga, limiting Russia’s ability to benefit from rising oil prices.

Three days after hitting one of Russia’s two main oil export ports on the Baltic Sea, Primorsk, Ukraine strikes the other, Ust Luga, limiting Russia’s ability to benefit from rising oil prices.

Yaroslav Trofimov

72,896 views • 2 months ago

Russia still hasn't been able to export oil from their Primorsk and Ust Luga ports since Ukraine began their drone attacks 10 days ago.

Russia still hasn't been able to export oil from their Primorsk and Ust Luga ports since Ukraine began their drone attacks 10 days ago.

Jake Broe

48,980 views • 2 months ago

(Reuters) - Russia's Baltic ports of Primorsk (video 1) and Ust-Luga (video 2) suspended crude oil and oil products loadings on Wednesday after massive Ukrainian drone attacks. Primorsk handles up to ~75 million tons of oil annually, while Ust-Luga handles over 100 million tons of cargo, together accounting for a significant share of Russia’s seaborne oil exports.

(Reuters) - Russia's Baltic ports of Primorsk (video 1) and Ust-Luga (video 2) suspended crude oil and oil products loadings on Wednesday after massive Ukrainian drone attacks. Primorsk handles up to ~75 million tons of oil annually, while Ust-Luga handles over 100 million tons of cargo, together accounting for a significant share of Russia’s seaborne oil exports.

Special Kherson Cat 🐈🇺🇦

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Unmanned Systems Forces operators strike one of russia's largest Baltic export oil terminals On the night of March 23, operators from the 1st Separate USF Center, the RAID | 413 Regiment USF , and other components of the Defense Forces struck the oil terminal at the port of Primorsk in the Leningrad region of the russian federation. The current throughput capacity of the Primorsk port is approximately 60 million tons of crude oil per year. The terminal is part of the "Transneft" network and serves as the endpoint of the Baltic Pipeline System—one of the key routes for Russian oil exports. It is used by the enemy to bypass international sanctions. As a result of the strike, a large-scale fire broke out at the port facility, which is confirmed by NASA FIRMS satellite monitoring data. The results of the strike are currently being clarified. Additionally, on the night of March 22, operators from the 1st Separate USC struck the "Bashneft-Ufaneftekhim" oil refinery in the city of Ufa. The facility is part of the "Bashneft" corporate structure and is one of the crucial oil refining and petrochemical assets of the Russian Federation. Its primary processing capacity is about 8.2 million tons of oil per year. The enemy's economy translates directly into its military capabilities, which is why every #DeepStrike directly impacts the adversary's ability to finance the war against Ukraine. USF: One step ahead!

Unmanned Systems Forces operators strike one of russia's largest Baltic export oil terminals On the night of March 23, operators from the 1st Separate USF Center, the RAID | 413 Regiment USF , and other components of the Defense Forces struck the oil terminal at the port of Primorsk in the Leningrad region of the russian federation. The current throughput capacity of the Primorsk port is approximately 60 million tons of crude oil per year. The terminal is part of the "Transneft" network and serves as the endpoint of the Baltic Pipeline System—one of the key routes for Russian oil exports. It is used by the enemy to bypass international sanctions. As a result of the strike, a large-scale fire broke out at the port facility, which is confirmed by NASA FIRMS satellite monitoring data. The results of the strike are currently being clarified. Additionally, on the night of March 22, operators from the 1st Separate USC struck the "Bashneft-Ufaneftekhim" oil refinery in the city of Ufa. The facility is part of the "Bashneft" corporate structure and is one of the crucial oil refining and petrochemical assets of the Russian Federation. Its primary processing capacity is about 8.2 million tons of oil per year. The enemy's economy translates directly into its military capabilities, which is why every #DeepStrike directly impacts the adversary's ability to finance the war against Ukraine. USF: One step ahead!

🇺🇦 Unmanned Systems Forces

43,960 views • 2 months ago

Today, March 25, 2026, marks the finish of a multi-day Ukrainian operation to turn off the whole of Russia's Baltic oil and gas hub: Ust-Luga, Primorsk and Vyborg. After Ukrainian strikes, the ports of Ust-Luga and Primorsk stopped shipping oil. By preliminary data, 40% of the Russian oil exports capacity has been disrupted. ◾️Ust-Luga: information is coming in about the sinking of two shadow fleet tankers, and full destruction of the Novatek oil shipping terminal. ◾️In Primorsk, oil reservoirs keep burning for two days in a row now, and the tankers are drifting at sea. Russian exports through the Baltics has been de-facto paralyzed.

Today, March 25, 2026, marks the finish of a multi-day Ukrainian operation to turn off the whole of Russia's Baltic oil and gas hub: Ust-Luga, Primorsk and Vyborg. After Ukrainian strikes, the ports of Ust-Luga and Primorsk stopped shipping oil. By preliminary data, 40% of the Russian oil exports capacity has been disrupted. ◾️Ust-Luga: information is coming in about the sinking of two shadow fleet tankers, and full destruction of the Novatek oil shipping terminal. ◾️In Primorsk, oil reservoirs keep burning for two days in a row now, and the tankers are drifting at sea. Russian exports through the Baltics has been de-facto paralyzed.

Anton Gerashchenko

678,303 views • 2 months ago

Syrskyi: Russia gets about $700M a day from oil, and that money finances the war. Our strikes on refineries, Ust-Luga, Primorsk, and missile plants are strategic actions. They cut export capacity, hit military production, and reduce the aggressor’s offensive potential. 1/

Syrskyi: Russia gets about $700M a day from oil, and that money finances the war. Our strikes on refineries, Ust-Luga, Primorsk, and missile plants are strategic actions. They cut export capacity, hit military production, and reduce the aggressor’s offensive potential. 1/

Tymofiy Mylovanov

239,112 views • 2 months ago

On the night of April 26, operators of 1st Separate USC and 414 Magyar's Birds, alongside Державна прикордонна служба України, SPECIAL OPERATIONS FORCES OF UKRAINE and other Defense of Ukraine units, struck the Yaroslavl oil refinery. “Slavneft-YANOS,” one of Russia’s top five refineries, is on fire. Damage assessment is ongoing.

On the night of April 26, operators of 1st Separate USC and 414 Magyar's Birds, alongside Державна прикордонна служба України, SPECIAL OPERATIONS FORCES OF UKRAINE and other Defense of Ukraine units, struck the Yaroslavl oil refinery. “Slavneft-YANOS,” one of Russia’s top five refineries, is on fire. Damage assessment is ongoing.

Defense of Ukraine

46,330 views • 1 month ago

The pressure on oil infrastructure keeps building: 🇺🇦 Unmanned Systems Forces attacks a vital enemy oil terminal and refinery. 1st Separate USC, the 414 Magyar's Birds, and the RAID | 413 Regiment USF all attacked the "Lukoil-Nizhegorodnefteorgsintez" oil refinery in Kstovo, Nizhny Novgorod region. With a refining capacity of up to 17 million tons per year, this is one of Russia's biggest oil refineries. The "Transneft - Port Primorsk" oil terminal in the Leningrad region was the second target for the operators of the 1st Separate USF Center. Both facilities are part of the same chain.

The pressure on oil infrastructure keeps building: 🇺🇦 Unmanned Systems Forces attacks a vital enemy oil terminal and refinery. 1st Separate USC, the 414 Magyar's Birds, and the RAID | 413 Regiment USF all attacked the "Lukoil-Nizhegorodnefteorgsintez" oil refinery in Kstovo, Nizhny Novgorod region. With a refining capacity of up to 17 million tons per year, this is one of Russia's biggest oil refineries. The "Transneft - Port Primorsk" oil terminal in the Leningrad region was the second target for the operators of the 1st Separate USF Center. Both facilities are part of the same chain.

Defense of Ukraine

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Unmanned Systems Forces strike the Saratov oil refinery On the night of March 21, operators of the 1st Separate USC , the 414 Magyar's Birds and the RAID | 413 Regiment USF in coordination with other components of Ukraine’s Defense Forces, struck the Saratov oil refinery. The facility is located in the city of Saratov and is part of the Rosneft structure. The plant produces over 20 types of products, including gasoline, diesel fuel, fuel oil, vacuum gasoil, and technical sulfur. Each such facility is a resource base for waging war. The USF systematically target these assets, limiting the enemy’s ability to sustain combat operations against Ukraine. USF: One step ahead!

Unmanned Systems Forces strike the Saratov oil refinery On the night of March 21, operators of the 1st Separate USC , the 414 Magyar's Birds and the RAID | 413 Regiment USF in coordination with other components of Ukraine’s Defense Forces, struck the Saratov oil refinery. The facility is located in the city of Saratov and is part of the Rosneft structure. The plant produces over 20 types of products, including gasoline, diesel fuel, fuel oil, vacuum gasoil, and technical sulfur. Each such facility is a resource base for waging war. The USF systematically target these assets, limiting the enemy’s ability to sustain combat operations against Ukraine. USF: One step ahead!

🇺🇦 Unmanned Systems Forces

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⚡️ 🇺🇦 Unmanned Systems Forces strike the Saratov oil refinery. On the night of March 21, operators from 1st Separate USC, 414 Magyar's Birds, and RAID | 413 Regiment USF — together with other Defence Forces units — hit a key Rosneft facility in Saratov. This refinery produces critical fuel for Russia’s war machine. Systematic strikes continue to cut its ability to sustain combat operations.

⚡️ 🇺🇦 Unmanned Systems Forces strike the Saratov oil refinery. On the night of March 21, operators from 1st Separate USC, 414 Magyar's Birds, and RAID | 413 Regiment USF — together with other Defence Forces units — hit a key Rosneft facility in Saratov. This refinery produces critical fuel for Russia’s war machine. Systematic strikes continue to cut its ability to sustain combat operations.

Defense of Ukraine

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💥 The Unmanned Systems Forces Struck the Novokuybyshevsk Oil Refinery On the night of October 19, operators of the 14th UAS Regiment / 1st Separate UAS Center of the Unmanned Systems Forces, in coordination with other units of the Defense Forces, carried out a strike on the Novokuybyshevsk Oil Refinery, which holds strategic importance for supplying the russian army with fuel and lubricants. The Novokuybyshevsk refinery produces a wide range of petroleum products, including gasoline, diesel fuel, and fuel oil. Its annual processing capacity is about 7 million tons of oil. The refinery is located approximately 1,000 kilometers from Ukraine’s state border, in russia’s Samara region. As a result of the #DeepStrike, explosions were heard on the refinery’s premises and a fire broke out. According to preliminary information, the primary oil processing units (ELU AT) were hit. The Unmanned Systems Forces are steadily reducing the enemy’s ability to supply petroleum products for waging war against Ukraine. USF: One Step Ahead!

💥 The Unmanned Systems Forces Struck the Novokuybyshevsk Oil Refinery On the night of October 19, operators of the 14th UAS Regiment / 1st Separate UAS Center of the Unmanned Systems Forces, in coordination with other units of the Defense Forces, carried out a strike on the Novokuybyshevsk Oil Refinery, which holds strategic importance for supplying the russian army with fuel and lubricants. The Novokuybyshevsk refinery produces a wide range of petroleum products, including gasoline, diesel fuel, and fuel oil. Its annual processing capacity is about 7 million tons of oil. The refinery is located approximately 1,000 kilometers from Ukraine’s state border, in russia’s Samara region. As a result of the #DeepStrike, explosions were heard on the refinery’s premises and a fire broke out. According to preliminary information, the primary oil processing units (ELU AT) were hit. The Unmanned Systems Forces are steadily reducing the enemy’s ability to supply petroleum products for waging war against Ukraine. USF: One Step Ahead!

🇺🇦 Unmanned Systems Forces

15,504 views • 8 months ago