Ukrainian forces have launched a massive attack on several targets on Russian territory, hitting one of the largest oil refinerys in the country, in the town of Volgograd, as well as a production facility in Rostov-Mon-Don.
The attack occurred at night, just one day after the tripartite peace talks at Abu Dhabi. According to The Kyiv Independent report, Ukraine is continuing its campaign against infrastructure that supplies the Russian Army and provides revenue for Moscow from the energy sector.
Ukrainian monitoring channels Xyxilenova+ and éupernova+ reported explosions and fires at the Lukoil-Volgogradnefeperrobotka refinery, one of the largest oil processing facilities in Russia, with an annual capacity of 15 million tonnes of crude oil.
The images published by witnesses show great flames shining the night sky over the refinery as Russian air defense systems are heard.
The governor of the Volgograd region, Andrey Bocharov, confirmed that the city had faced a cosmic attack, suggesting that fires had erupted in the southern industrial area.
Meanwhile, the town of Rostov-mov-Don has also been targeted by Ukrainian drones. The governor of the Rostov region, Yuri Slyusar, announced that the attacks caused fires at a production facility and at a warehouse. Remains of fallen fears also damaged a residential building.
The Volgograd refinery, owned by Lucoil Company, is located about 250 miles [400 km] from the Ukrainian border. This object was already hit by Ukrainian forces on October 2nd.
Russian infrastructure attacks are continuing in other regions as well. Ukraine’s Special Operations Forces confirmed that on November 11th they had hit the oil refinery in Omsk, considered the largest target of its kind in Russia.
Meanwhile, during the night of November 13th, dozens of Ukrainian fears also targeted Moscow, causing flights to break off at several large airports in the region, according to Russian officials.
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