Over the past week, Ukraine’s Defence Forces have struck dozens of strategic targets on Russian territory. The most distant targets were located 2,500km from Ukraine’s border.
This was reported by Ukraine’s Ministry of Defence.
Among the targets hit was the Samara line production and dispatch station, one of the largest hubs in Russia’s oil system. Oil is received, stored and blended there.
The Defence Forces also attacked three Russian oil refineries located between 350km and 2,500km from Ukraine’s border. According to the Ministry of Defence, they process hundreds of millions of tonnes of oil a year. The value of the feedstock processed by these facilities per day is estimated at around $100m.
In addition, during strikes on the oil terminal at the port of Ust-Luga, the ministry said, five large storage tanks and a berth were hit.
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Other targets included a plant producing fuel for Iskander missile systems, drone bases and launch sites for Russian UAVs.