Ukrainian Drones Strike Russia's Petrochemical Capital in Overnight Assault
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Ukrainian forces attacked the TIF-NK oil refinery and the Nizhnekamskneftekhim petrochemical complex in Tatarstan on Sunday night. They also struck the Monolit enterprise, which specializes in the production of helicopter weapon systems and spare parts, in Russia's Bryansk region.
Actual oil processing could have decreased by 30 per cent.
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Naslovi.netOne of Russia's largest petrochemical plants was set on fire today following an attack by Ukrainian drones on the Nizhnekamsk industrial zone in Tatarstan, central Russia, Russian officials said.
The Ukrainian Defense Forces reported strikes on three Russian enterprises on the night of November 15. Two of the sites are in Nizhnekamsk, Tatarstan, more than 1,000 kilometers from the Ukrainian border, and the third is located in Trubchevsk, Bryansk Oblast. The information was announced by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. According to the statement, enterprises related to the Russian military-industrial and energy infrastruc…
Ukrainian drones strike Russia's petrochemical capital in overnight assault
Russian officials confirmed Sunday that the central industrial city of Nizhnekamsk had endured "prolonged" Ukrainian airstrikes overnight, damaging a residential building and sparking a fire at a major petrochemical complex, injuring three people. Separate overnight strikes on Taganrog city killed an electricity substation engineer, according to the regional governor.
Ukrainian forces attacked on Saturday night an oil refinery and the petrochemical combination Nijnekamskneftekim of the Russian Tatarstan region, as well as the Monolit factory of the Briansk region, which produces helicopters and spare parts, announced the Ukrainian Army's General State, according to Agerpres, who quotes Reuters. In parallel, President Volodimir Zelenski accused Russia of hitting the energy infrastructure in eight regions of Uk…
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