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🇺🇦👊🇷🇺🔥 Ukraine has reportedly overhauled its long-range strike strategy against Russia's oil industry, shifting from broad refinery attacks to precision strikes on the most critical components, according to the Financial Times. Rather than targeting entire facilities, Ukraine is now reportedly focusing on high-value technological units whose destruction makes repairs... significantly more difficult, more expensive, and far more time-consuming. 📍 The image shows the Moscow Oil Refinery, one of Russia's key fuel production facilities and a potential example of the type of infrastructure vulnerable to this evolving strategy. The shift reflects a more sophisticated approach to strategic warfare. By disabling the most difficult-to-replace processing equipment instead of causing superficial damage, Ukraine can keep refineries offline for much longer, reducing Russia's fuel production capacity while forcing Moscow to invest greater resources into complex repairs under the pressure of international sanctions and limited access to specialized equipment. See the latest updates with us: Visionershow more

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🇺🇦💥⛽️ Ukraine has reportedly struck an oil refinery in Ufa, deep inside Russia's Republic of Bashkortostan, approximately 1,215 kilometers from the Ukrainian border. 🔥 According to available information, Ukrainian kamikaze drones successfully reached the refinery, igniting a major fire at the facility. 📍 Reports indicate that the primary crude oil processing unit is among the structures engulfed in flames. This unit is one of the refinery's most critical technological components, and damage to it can significantly disrupt production for an extended period. The strike highlights Ukraine's expanding ability to conduct precision long-range operations far beyond the front line. By targeting key processing equipment rather than peripheral infrastructure, Kyiv continues to increase pressure on Russia's fuel production capacity while forcing Moscow to allocate additional resources to protect and restore strategically important industrial facilities. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

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Ukraine launched one of its largest drone attacks on Russia Thursday morning when it used more than 500 drones to strike a Moscow oil refinery. The attack is just one of Ukraine's many targeting Russia's oil and gas infrastructure, significantly reducing its crude oil output. CBS News' Aidan Stretch is in Kyiv with more on Ukraine's robust long-range drone production.

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On the night of July 8, Ukraine's Special Operations Forces struck two Russian oil refineries in Nizhnekamsk, Republic of Tatarstan. The targets of the SOF were the TANECO oil refining complex and the TAIF-NK oil refinery. ◾️ TANECO is one of Russia's largest and most advanced refineries with a refining depth of up to 99%, meaning it produces more gasoline, diesel, and aviation fuel from each ton of crude oil than many older Russian refineries. ◾️ The TAIF-NK refinery has an annual processing capacity of up to 8.5 million tons of crude oil. The facility includes one of Russia's most sophisticated complexes for processing heavy oil residues. Glory!

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In recent weeks, Ukrainian drones have demonstrated the most effective 'sanctions' against the Russian oil industry, delivering dozens of successful strikes on major Russian refineries and energy infrastructure facilities in Russia's rear. Production halts, disruptions at enterprises, a fuel crisis, gasoline shortages, kilometer-long lines at gas stations, record-high price increases – these are all the results of the work of Ukrainian drones. In addition, destroying fuel reserves near the frontlines negatively affects the combat capability of the Russian army and the military-industrial complex as a whole. 🔷 Regular attacks on Russian refineries and oil depots started last year. The current campaign is focused on all plants in key regions of consumption and processing. Its effects are becoming increasingly tangible, in part due to sanctions and the lack of imported equipment needed to repair damaged facilities. 🔷 In August 2025 alone, the following were attacked: ◾️ 02.08 – Novokuibyshevsk oil refinery ◾️ 02.08 – Ryazan oil refinery ◾️ 03.08 – fuel depot at Sochi Airport (Krasnodar Krai) ◾️ 07.08 – Afipsky oil refinery (Krasnodar Krai) ◾️ 08.08 – Ertan oil depot near the Millerovo air base (Rostov region) ◾️ 10.08 – Saratov oil refinery ◾️ 12.08 – Unecha Transneft-Druzhba oil pumping station (Bryansk region) ◾️ 14.08 – Volgograd oil refinery ◾️ 18.08 – Nikolskoye-Transneft oil pumping station (Tambov region) ◾️ 20.08 – Novoshakhtinsk oil refinery (Rostov region) ◾️ 21.08 – Unecha Transneft-Druzhba oil pumping station ◾️ 22.08 – Albashneft oil refinery (Krasnodar Krai) ◾️ 24.08 – Syzran oil refinery (Samara region) ◾️ 24.08 – Oil export terminal in Ust-Luga (Leningrad region) ◾️ 28.08 – Kuibyshev oil refinery (Samara region) ◾️ 28.08 – Afipsky oil refinery ◾️ 30.08 – Krasnodar oil refinery ◾️ 30.08 – Syzran oil refinery 🔷 According to Reuters, by the end of August 2025, Ukraine's long-range strikes had disrupted at least 17% of Russia's refinery capacity. Experts predict that gasoline shortages caused by the ongoing attacks on refineries could lead to rising inflation and further macroeconomic instability in Russia. 🔷 To save the situation, the Kremlin is urgently: ◾️ seeking opportunities to purchase fuel from Belarus; ◾️ extending restrictions on gasoline exports; ◾️ introducing gasoline coupons; ◾️ revising its oil export plan to at least somehow sell the crude freed up after key refineries were brought out of operation (and this amid existing restrictions on Russia's shadow fleet and the threat of secondary sanctions for countries buying Russian energy resources); ◾️ using all available public platforms to get a so-called 'energy truce' from Kyiv. Economic pressure and targeted strikes deep inside Russia are a path to negotiations. 📹: RUSZKIK HAZA (Russians go home) project of Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces, results for August 2025.

In recent weeks, Ukrainian drones have demonstrated the most effective 'sanctions' against the Russian oil industry, delivering dozens of successful strikes on major Russian refineries and energy infrastructure facilities in Russia's rear. Production halts, disruptions at enterprises, a fuel crisis, gasoline shortages, kilometer-long lines at gas stations, record-high price increases – these are all the results of the work of Ukrainian drones. In addition, destroying fuel reserves near the frontlines negatively affects the combat capability of the Russian army and the military-industrial complex as a whole. 🔷 Regular attacks on Russian refineries and oil depots started last year. The current campaign is focused on all plants in key regions of consumption and processing. Its effects are becoming increasingly tangible, in part due to sanctions and the lack of imported equipment needed to repair damaged facilities. 🔷 In August 2025 alone, the following were attacked: ◾️ 02.08 – Novokuibyshevsk oil refinery ◾️ 02.08 – Ryazan oil refinery ◾️ 03.08 – fuel depot at Sochi Airport (Krasnodar Krai) ◾️ 07.08 – Afipsky oil refinery (Krasnodar Krai) ◾️ 08.08 – Ertan oil depot near the Millerovo air base (Rostov region) ◾️ 10.08 – Saratov oil refinery ◾️ 12.08 – Unecha Transneft-Druzhba oil pumping station (Bryansk region) ◾️ 14.08 – Volgograd oil refinery ◾️ 18.08 – Nikolskoye-Transneft oil pumping station (Tambov region) ◾️ 20.08 – Novoshakhtinsk oil refinery (Rostov region) ◾️ 21.08 – Unecha Transneft-Druzhba oil pumping station ◾️ 22.08 – Albashneft oil refinery (Krasnodar Krai) ◾️ 24.08 – Syzran oil refinery (Samara region) ◾️ 24.08 – Oil export terminal in Ust-Luga (Leningrad region) ◾️ 28.08 – Kuibyshev oil refinery (Samara region) ◾️ 28.08 – Afipsky oil refinery ◾️ 30.08 – Krasnodar oil refinery ◾️ 30.08 – Syzran oil refinery 🔷 According to Reuters, by the end of August 2025, Ukraine's long-range strikes had disrupted at least 17% of Russia's refinery capacity. Experts predict that gasoline shortages caused by the ongoing attacks on refineries could lead to rising inflation and further macroeconomic instability in Russia. 🔷 To save the situation, the Kremlin is urgently: ◾️ seeking opportunities to purchase fuel from Belarus; ◾️ extending restrictions on gasoline exports; ◾️ introducing gasoline coupons; ◾️ revising its oil export plan to at least somehow sell the crude freed up after key refineries were brought out of operation (and this amid existing restrictions on Russia's shadow fleet and the threat of secondary sanctions for countries buying Russian energy resources); ◾️ using all available public platforms to get a so-called 'energy truce' from Kyiv. Economic pressure and targeted strikes deep inside Russia are a path to negotiations. 📹: RUSZKIK HAZA (Russians go home) project of Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces, results for August 2025.

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Unmanned Systems Forces strike the Novokuybyshevsk oil refinery On April 18, operators of the 1st Separate USC and the 414 Magyar's Birds , in coordination with the SPECIAL OPERATIONS FORCES OF UKRAINE , СБ України , and other components of the Defense Forces, struck one of the most powerful facilities of the Samara "Rosneft" group. The Novokuybyshevsk refinery is a strategic asset for the russian defense complex, as it provides a significant portion of the russian army's needs. The enterprise produces a wide range of products (over 20 types), and its annual refining capacity reaches 8.8 million tons. The plant is located in the deep rear, approximately 1,000 km from the border with Ukraine. As a result of the #DeepStrike, explosions occurred and a fire broke out on the refinery's territory. The detailed consequences of the strike are being clarified. USF units apply consistent pressure on the enemy's fuel infrastructure. Every strike on the aggressor's strategic facilities diminishes their ability to wage war against Ukraine. USF: One step ahead!

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Results of the strikes on Russia's military and economic potential: Blows to oil refining and revenues: ▪️ Over 30% of capacity lost: 16 major Russian oil refineries and terminals have already been struck. ▪️ More than 40 technological units have been shut down. Due to international sanctions, the enemy cannot restart them - import substitution is powerless here. ▪️ Production is falling: with nowhere to process the oil and exportation difficult, there’s no point in producing it. Oil production in Russia has fallen to an annual low (to 9.009 million barrels per day, according to OPEC). Fuel collapse in Russia and the occupied territories: ▪️ Gasoline production in Russia has dropped to a 16-year low. ▪️ Russia has banned the export of its own fuel, but this does not alleviate the shortage. ▪️ In occupied Crimea and the occupied part of Luhansk region, AI-95 gasoline is available only through coupons. ▪️ Gas stations in the Kursk, Belgorod, and Pskov regions have imposed a limit of up to 20 liters per vehicle. ▪️ Due to shortages of jet fuel, aircraft refueling has been restricted at Russia's largest airports. ▪️ The Russian government has officially authorized the production of lower-quality Euro-3 fuel because high-quality gasoline can no longer be produced using damaged equipment. Source: General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces

Results of the strikes on Russia's military and economic potential: Blows to oil refining and revenues: ▪️ Over 30% of capacity lost: 16 major Russian oil refineries and terminals have already been struck. ▪️ More than 40 technological units have been shut down. Due to international sanctions, the enemy cannot restart them - import substitution is powerless here. ▪️ Production is falling: with nowhere to process the oil and exportation difficult, there’s no point in producing it. Oil production in Russia has fallen to an annual low (to 9.009 million barrels per day, according to OPEC). Fuel collapse in Russia and the occupied territories: ▪️ Gasoline production in Russia has dropped to a 16-year low. ▪️ Russia has banned the export of its own fuel, but this does not alleviate the shortage. ▪️ In occupied Crimea and the occupied part of Luhansk region, AI-95 gasoline is available only through coupons. ▪️ Gas stations in the Kursk, Belgorod, and Pskov regions have imposed a limit of up to 20 liters per vehicle. ▪️ Due to shortages of jet fuel, aircraft refueling has been restricted at Russia's largest airports. ▪️ The Russian government has officially authorized the production of lower-quality Euro-3 fuel because high-quality gasoline can no longer be produced using damaged equipment. Source: General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces

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⚡️⚡️⚡️BREAKING: Ukraine has struck Russia's Tuapse oil refinery again, with new attacks igniting storage tanks that survived previous assaults. Video shows significant fires burning at the facility on the Black Sea coast. Repeated strikes on Tuapse (one of the larger refineries) are likely aimed at reducing Russia's fuel export revenues and domestic supply. If the undamaged tanks are now hit, it suggests improving Ukrainian targeting intelligence or longer-range capabilities. However, such attacks rarely cause permanent shutdowns — Russia keeps repairing facilities, though cumulative damage adds economic pressure over time.

⚡️⚡️⚡️BREAKING: Ukraine has struck Russia's Tuapse oil refinery again, with new attacks igniting storage tanks that survived previous assaults. Video shows significant fires burning at the facility on the Black Sea coast. Repeated strikes on Tuapse (one of the larger refineries) are likely aimed at reducing Russia's fuel export revenues and domestic supply. If the undamaged tanks are now hit, it suggests improving Ukrainian targeting intelligence or longer-range capabilities. However, such attacks rarely cause permanent shutdowns — Russia keeps repairing facilities, though cumulative damage adds economic pressure over time.

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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!

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🇺🇦 Unmanned Systems Forces

15,504 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

USF continues to dismantle russia's Baltic strategic cluster 🎯🔥 Our focus: the enemy's interconnected energy infrastructure. The Kirishi Oil Refinery pumps petroleum products straight to the Ust-Luga and Primorsk ports for global export. Every single one of these facilities has now been hit by the USF. We are systematically tearing down the russian oil refining and export supply chain—from crude, to processing, to final shipment. Today’s target: the Kirishi Oil Refinery (KINEF) in the Leningrad region. Operators from the 1st Separate USC , alongside the broader Defense Forces, delivered the strike. This is russia's second-largest refinery, with a massive design capacity of 20–21 million tons of oil annually. With every hit, the enemy loses production power, export stability, and the cash flow needed to fund their war machine. Meanwhile, the port of Ust-Luga is still burning. Stay tuned. More good news to come.

USF continues to dismantle russia's Baltic strategic cluster 🎯🔥 Our focus: the enemy's interconnected energy infrastructure. The Kirishi Oil Refinery pumps petroleum products straight to the Ust-Luga and Primorsk ports for global export. Every single one of these facilities has now been hit by the USF. We are systematically tearing down the russian oil refining and export supply chain—from crude, to processing, to final shipment. Today’s target: the Kirishi Oil Refinery (KINEF) in the Leningrad region. Operators from the 1st Separate USC , alongside the broader Defense Forces, delivered the strike. This is russia's second-largest refinery, with a massive design capacity of 20–21 million tons of oil annually. With every hit, the enemy loses production power, export stability, and the cash flow needed to fund their war machine. Meanwhile, the port of Ust-Luga is still burning. Stay tuned. More good news to come.

🇺🇦 Unmanned Systems Forces

12,627 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

USF struck two critically important russian refineries On the night of August 28, operators of the @14reg_army Regiment of the Unmanned Systems Forces, in coordination with other components of the Defense Forces, successfully struck two strategic facilities of the enemy’s oil refining industry — the Kuybyshev Refinery and the Afipsky Refinery, both of which play a key role in supplying the russian Armed Forces with fuel and lubricants. Afipsky Refinery (Krasnodar Krai, russia) — one of the largest refineries in southern russia. Its annual processing volume is 6.25 million tons (about 2.2% of the total across russia). Its main products are gasoline and diesel fuel. The refinery is located about 380 km from the front line. Kuybyshev Refinery (Samara Oblast, russia) — one of the leading refineries in the Volga region. Its processing capacity is 7 million tons of crude oil per year (about 2.5% of Russia’s total). The plant produces more than 30 types of products, including gasoline, diesel fuel, and fuel oil. The facility is located more than 1,000 km from Ukraine’s state border. As a result of the strikes, large-scale fires broke out at the facilities. The detailed consequences of #DeepStrike are being clarified.

USF struck two critically important russian refineries On the night of August 28, operators of the @14reg_army Regiment of the Unmanned Systems Forces, in coordination with other components of the Defense Forces, successfully struck two strategic facilities of the enemy’s oil refining industry — the Kuybyshev Refinery and the Afipsky Refinery, both of which play a key role in supplying the russian Armed Forces with fuel and lubricants. Afipsky Refinery (Krasnodar Krai, russia) — one of the largest refineries in southern russia. Its annual processing volume is 6.25 million tons (about 2.2% of the total across russia). Its main products are gasoline and diesel fuel. The refinery is located about 380 km from the front line. Kuybyshev Refinery (Samara Oblast, russia) — one of the leading refineries in the Volga region. Its processing capacity is 7 million tons of crude oil per year (about 2.5% of Russia’s total). The plant produces more than 30 types of products, including gasoline, diesel fuel, and fuel oil. The facility is located more than 1,000 km from Ukraine’s state border. As a result of the strikes, large-scale fires broke out at the facilities. The detailed consequences of #DeepStrike are being clarified.

🇺🇦 Unmanned Systems Forces

13,593 просмотров • 11 месяцев назад

❗️❗️❗️🇷🇺Exclusive, previously unreleased footage captured yesterday morning has officially surfaced, documenting the exact moment Ukrainian long-range kamikaze drones descended and detonated with pinpoint precision inside the Ilsky Oil Refinery in Russia's Krasnodar Krai. The dramatic visual evidence confirms a devastatingly effective strike against the critical energy hub. The high-explosive impact of the drone wave triggered massive, rolling explosions that heavily damaged key fuel storage reservoirs, specialized technical maintenance platforms, and the facility's highly critical ELO-AVT-5 primary distillation unit. By successfully knocking out the ELO-AVT-5 crude processing installation—the absolute heart of the refinery's production capabilities—Ukraine has dealt a severe blow to the Kremlin's regional fuel manufacturing. This precision strike further paralyzes Russia's domestic oil refining capacity, systematically starving occupying military forces in the south of refined petroleum products and intensifying the severe fuel crisis rippling across the Russian Federation.

❗️❗️❗️🇷🇺Exclusive, previously unreleased footage captured yesterday morning has officially surfaced, documenting the exact moment Ukrainian long-range kamikaze drones descended and detonated with pinpoint precision inside the Ilsky Oil Refinery in Russia's Krasnodar Krai. The dramatic visual evidence confirms a devastatingly effective strike against the critical energy hub. The high-explosive impact of the drone wave triggered massive, rolling explosions that heavily damaged key fuel storage reservoirs, specialized technical maintenance platforms, and the facility's highly critical ELO-AVT-5 primary distillation unit. By successfully knocking out the ELO-AVT-5 crude processing installation—the absolute heart of the refinery's production capabilities—Ukraine has dealt a severe blow to the Kremlin's regional fuel manufacturing. This precision strike further paralyzes Russia's domestic oil refining capacity, systematically starving occupying military forces in the south of refined petroleum products and intensifying the severe fuel crisis rippling across the Russian Federation.

NSTRIKE

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A very productive night: On the night of June 10, the Defense Forces of Ukraine struck: ▪️ The "VNIIR-Progress" plant in Cheboksary, Chuvash Republic, Russia. The strike was carried out using Ukrainian FP-5 "Flamingo" missiles by the warriors of the Rocket Forces and Artillery of the Ukrainian Ground Forces. The distance from the nearest area of active combat engagement in Ukraine to the facility is over 900 km. The enterprise is one of the key manufacturers of navigation equipment for Russia's precision-guided weapons. The plant produces satellite navigation receivers and "Kometa"-type antennas, which are used in Shahed-type drones (Geran-2), "Kalibr" cruise missiles, "Iskander-M" operational-tactical missile systems, as well as unified gliding and correction modules for aerial bombs. ▪️ The "Kuibyshev" oil refinery in Samara, Russia. The strike on this facility was carried out by the Unmanned Systems Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. This refinery is one of the largest oil processing enterprises of Russia's Samara group. Its annual processing capacity is approximately 3.7 million tons of crude oil. The facility produces gasoline, diesel fuel, fuel oil, and other petroleum products used to supply the military-industrial complex and Russian forces. ▪️ The Russian shadow fleet tanker WEST Horizon in the Black Sea. A hit to the vessel's propulsion and steering system has been confirmed. The WEST Horizon tanker is utilized in Russia's shadow fleet schemes to transport oil and petroleum products, bypassing international sanctions and restrictions. ▪️ In addition, follow-up reconnaissance of the arsenal of missiles, ammunition, and explosives struck on June 6, 2026, in the area of Bolshaya Izhora settlement, Leningrad region, Russia, has confirmed the destruction of 18 ground storage facilities and three open sites. Signs of secondary detonation of ammunition have been recorded. Glory!

A very productive night: On the night of June 10, the Defense Forces of Ukraine struck: ▪️ The "VNIIR-Progress" plant in Cheboksary, Chuvash Republic, Russia. The strike was carried out using Ukrainian FP-5 "Flamingo" missiles by the warriors of the Rocket Forces and Artillery of the Ukrainian Ground Forces. The distance from the nearest area of active combat engagement in Ukraine to the facility is over 900 km. The enterprise is one of the key manufacturers of navigation equipment for Russia's precision-guided weapons. The plant produces satellite navigation receivers and "Kometa"-type antennas, which are used in Shahed-type drones (Geran-2), "Kalibr" cruise missiles, "Iskander-M" operational-tactical missile systems, as well as unified gliding and correction modules for aerial bombs. ▪️ The "Kuibyshev" oil refinery in Samara, Russia. The strike on this facility was carried out by the Unmanned Systems Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. This refinery is one of the largest oil processing enterprises of Russia's Samara group. Its annual processing capacity is approximately 3.7 million tons of crude oil. The facility produces gasoline, diesel fuel, fuel oil, and other petroleum products used to supply the military-industrial complex and Russian forces. ▪️ The Russian shadow fleet tanker WEST Horizon in the Black Sea. A hit to the vessel's propulsion and steering system has been confirmed. The WEST Horizon tanker is utilized in Russia's shadow fleet schemes to transport oil and petroleum products, bypassing international sanctions and restrictions. ▪️ In addition, follow-up reconnaissance of the arsenal of missiles, ammunition, and explosives struck on June 6, 2026, in the area of Bolshaya Izhora settlement, Leningrad region, Russia, has confirmed the destruction of 18 ground storage facilities and three open sites. Signs of secondary detonation of ammunition have been recorded. Glory!

Anton Gerashchenko

40,274 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад