The SBU confirmed that, together with other components of the Defense Forces, they struck not only the Yaroslavl Oil Refinery, but also the oil loading terminal in Vysotsk, the "Perviy Zavod" refinery in the Kaluga region, and military facilities in Crimea, reports UNN.
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"Carrying out the tasks set by the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy as part of the systematic reduction of the military-economic potential of the russian federation, the Security Service of Ukraine, together with the Defense Forces of Ukraine, delivered a series of successful strikes on fuel-energy and military infrastructure facilities of russia and temporarily occupied Crimea," the statement reads.
As noted by the SBU, "in particular, Ukrainian drones attacked the Yaroslavl Oil Refinery and the Yaroslavl linear production-dispatch station. Explosions and smoke were recorded in the area of the refinery."
Also confirmed was a successful strike on the oil loading terminal of the seaport "Vysotsk" in the Leningrad region of the russian federation. As a result of the strike, two oil loading stands were put out of action and three tanks with petroleum products were hit. Drones also targeted the "Perviy Zavod" refinery in the Kaluga region. After the explosions, a fire broke out at the enterprise
Separately, the SBU, as stated, conducted a successful operation in the temporarily occupied territory of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea.
"Three hangars with aircraft equipment at the 'Gvardiyske' airfield were struck. Also hit were a 'Pantsir-S2' anti-aircraft missile system near Simferopol, a mobile fire group in Kerch, a tank with petroleum products, and a pumping station at the 'TES-Terminal-1' oil depot," the SBU noted.
"On the President's orders, we are doing everything to ensure that russia receives retribution for its crimes every day. While the enemy shells Ukrainian peaceful cities, its military and fuel infrastructure will suffer significant losses. We are systematically destroying the resources that fuel the russian war machine, and this work will only intensify," emphasized the head of the SBU, Yevgeniy Khmara.
Recall
Commander of the Unmanned Systems Forces Robert "Madjar" Brovdi previously reported that over two days, Ukrainian military struck 16 energy facilities in temporarily occupied Crimea and southern Ukraine. According to him, the operation is aimed at isolating the russian military group on the peninsula, destroying logistics, fuel infrastructure, and power supply systems. The videos he released feature a characteristic green heart-shaped reticle – a trademark element of Fire Point-manufactured weapons.