Explosion damages Russian oil pipeline building near Belarus border

Regional authorities in Russia's Pskov region, which lies near the border with Belarus, report a two-drone attack in which the administrative building of an oil pipeline was damaged. There are also two more regions along the border with Ukraine reporting deaths of the bombardment. It is the latest in a string of attacks on Russian territory, for which Moscow blames Ukraine. He denies that involvement.

The targets are located far inland in the Russian Federation: According to media reports, Ukraine is said to have attacked facilities on the important Druzhba pipeline in several places.

Ukraine targets Russian oil pipeline installations with drones, claims Russian media

Ukraine struck oil pipeline installations deep inside Russia on Saturday with a series of drone attacks including on a station serving the vast Druzhba oil pipeline that sends Western Siberian crude to Europe, according to Russian media. Ukrainian drone attacks inside Russia have been growing in intensity in recent weeks, and the New York Times reported that US intelligence

Drone attacks damage Russian oil pipeline installations as Russia claims to have downed UK-supplied missiles

Ukraine has struck oil pipeline installations deep inside Russia with a series of drone attacks, according to Russian media

Governor of Russia’s Pskov region reports drone attack on oil pipeline administrative building

On the morning of May 27, two drones attacked an administrative building of an oil pipeline near the village of Litvinovo, reported Pskov’s regional governor Mikhail Vedernikov. According to the governor, there were no casualties. Earlier, the Telegram channel Baza wrote that two drones attacked a Transneft oil pumping station in the Pskov region. According to Baza, the drones caused two explosions, which damaged three administrative buildings. …

Ukraine drones target Russia oil pipeline installations

In its latest drone attack behind enemy lines, Ukraine has targeted Russian oil pipeline installations, killing at least two.