Special Operations Forces struck a junction of two Russian main oil pipelines in the Volgograd region of the Russian Federation, a radar station in the Krasnodar Krai of the Russian Federation, and an oil depot in occupied Crimea in a series of drone strikes on the night of June 8. This was reported by the SOF, according to UNN.
As a result of the drone attack by Deep-strike units of the SOF, a fire broke out at the "Krasny Yar" linear production and dispatch station (LPDS) in the Volgograd region. The facility, located more than 500 kilometers northeast of the Ukrainian border, belongs to the Russian state company Transneft,
The station is a key hub for oil pipelines in two strategic directions for the enemy: to the Volgograd Refinery and the powerful "Sheskharis" export terminal in Black Sea Novorossiysk via the "Kuibyshev-Tikhoretsk" oil pipeline. The artery from the Volga region and Western Siberia to the south of Russia functions precisely thanks to the network of oil pumping stations and LPDS.
Additionally, Deep-strike SOF units hit a radar station on the territory of an Air Force and Air Defense military unit in the suburb of Novorossiysk – the village of Kabardinka, approximately 400 km from the line of combat engagement. The radar was responsible for continuous sky control in the coastal zone.
Meanwhile, Middle-strike SOF units launched a series of strikes on one of Crimea's key oil depots – Atan in occupied Hvardiiske, north of Simferopol. The facility consists of 17 fuel tanks of various types, water tanks, a pumping station, and road and rail loading terminals for accumulation, storage, and transshipment.
The SOF continue to strike the enemy's oil refining and logistics infrastructure to reduce its capabilities to wage war against Ukraine,
FP-2 drones hit two oil facilities in temporarily occupied Crimea07.06.26, 14:59