Ukrainian Drones Strike Russia's Lukoil Refinery 1,700 Km Away
Ukrainian long-range drones reportedly struck Lukoil’s Ukhta refinery in Russia’s Komi Republic, 1,700 km away.
Ukrainian forces reportedly struck the Lukoil-Ukhtaneftepererabotka refinery in Ukhta, Russia’s Komi Republic, about 1,700 kilometers from Ukraine. Monitoring group Exilenova+ published footage of heavy smoke, and the plant is described as processing about 4.2 million tons of crude oil a year. The report also says upgraded FP-1 drones hit Gazprom Neft’s Omsk refinery more than 2,500 kilometers away; Fire Point said the strike started a fire at Russia’s largest refinery, rated at 22.23 million tons annually.
- Reported strike hit Lukoil’s Ukhta refinery in Komi, about 1,700 km from Ukraine.
- The plant’s stated capacity is about 4.2 million tons of crude yearly.
- Ukraine also claimed FP-1 drones hit Gazprom Neft’s Omsk refinery over 2,500 km away.
- Omsk is described as Russia’s largest refinery, at 22.23 million tons a year.
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- LukoilGazprom NeftFire Point
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Smoke rises over an industrial area in Ukhta, Russia’s Komi Republic, following a reported Ukrainian drone strike on the Lukoil-Ukhtaneftepererabotka oil refinery.
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