Kiev Attacked Russian Natural Gas Plants in Siberia
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Ukrainian Special Forces attacked two Russian natural gas facilities in Western Siberia on Wednesday, some 3000 kilometres from the Ukrainian border. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Selenskyy praised the attacks as a blow to the Russian economy.
"For the first time! Record-breaking strike since the beginning of the war: Special Operations Forces have reached key Russian facilities 3,000 km away," the Special Operations Forces announced on social media. Ukraine attacked Russian industrial plants. The attack took place on Wednesday. "On September 9, long-range units of the Special Operations Forces successfully attacked two large gas condensate plants: the plants in Novy Urengoy and Purov…
The U.S.U. was struck by the largest Russian gas production centre 3,000 kilometres from the border.
Ukrainian forces said on Monday they had struck two Russian gas facilities in northwestern Siberia, about 3,000 kilometers from the Ukrainian border, and President Volodymyr Zelensky praised the attacks for hurting the Russian economy. Ukrainian special forces said they had struck two major gas processing plants in Russia, in Novy Urengoy and the Purovsky district. Both areas are in the Yamal-Nenets region, the heart of Russia’s gas production.
KIEV - War in Ukraine - 1660th day. Ukrainian forces said they carried out the deepest strike on Russian territory since the start of the war, hitting a natural gas processing facility in Siberia, 3,200 kilometers from the border. US President Donald Trump said that he had a "great" conversation with [...]
Kiev announced that it had struck two natural gas processing facilities in northwestern Siberia, in one of the deepest Ukrainian attacks…More...
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