Ukrainian strikes hit oil sites in Russia and Crimea
Ukrainian drones hit major fuel sites and a train in occupied Crimea, with officials reporting fires, one death and halted passenger service.
- On Monday, Ukrainian forces struck oil facilities across Russia and Russian-occupied Crimea, targeting the Grushovaya trans-shipment base near Novorossiysk and the Krasny Yar station in Volgograd to impose economic costs on Moscow.
- The Grushovaya complex ranks among southern Russia's largest petroleum trans-shipment hubs, while the Krasny Yar facility serves as a critical "linear production and dispatching station" for energy distribution across the region.
- Ukraine also struck the Semykolodezkaya oil base in Crimea overnight Sunday, sparking fires; a drone damaged a Moscow-to-Simferopol passenger train, killing the driver's assistant, Kremlin-installed regional leader Sergei Aksyonov reported early Monday.
- Russia's Defence Ministry claimed its forces shot down 310 Ukrainian drones overnight into Monday, including over the Moscow region, Russian-occupied Crimea, and the Black and Azov Seas, with authorities reporting no casualties.
- The strikes reflect escalating reciprocal operations; Russia targeted Ukraine with 155 drones, of which the Air Force shot down or suppressed 124, underscoring the intense air war's mutual toll.
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Ukrainian strikes start fires at oil facilities in Russia and Crimea
Daily Russian attacks have intensified in recent months and Ukraine has hit back with its own drone strikes further into Russian territory, saying these are mainly against military and energy facilities.
Ukraine Hits Russian Oil Facilities and Crimea Fuel Sites in Overnight Drone Strikes
Ukrainian forces struck oil and fuel infrastructure in Russia and occupied Crimea as Moscow said it intercepted hundreds of drones during a major overnight attack. The post Ukraine Hits Russian Oil Facilities and Crimea Fuel Sites in Overnight Drone Strikes first appeared on [your]NEWS.
SSR hit a strategic oil pipeline hub in the Russian Federation and an oil depot in Crimea SSR hit an oil pipeline hub in the Volgograd region, a radar station and a Crimean oil depot. These strategic facilities provided logistics and control of the skies for the occupiers.
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