The SBU, together with the Armed Forces of Ukraine, worked on the Shahed launch site and three enemy oil refineries in Krasnodar Krai. This was reported to LB.ua by informed sources.
On the night of 21 June, the SBU conducted two successful special operations. First, in a joint operation with the missile forces and the Ukrainian Navy, the range of the 167th training centre in Yeysk, from where Russians launch Shaheds at Ukraine, was blown up.
There is a warehouse of Iranian drones there, and their operators live in the barracks.
Subsequently, SBU drones, together with the Armed Forces' unmanned aerial vehicles, hit three oil refineries: Afip, Ilya, and Krasnodar. These are key plants in the southern district of Russia, which, in particular, produce fuel oil for ships of the Black Sea Fleet. The damage to these refineries will significantly complicate the logistics of fuel oil supplies, making them more expensive and time-consuming, as they will have to be delivered from other refineries.
The source said that the attacks are targeting military facilities and enterprises that are part of the Russian military-industrial complex and work for the war against Ukraine.