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Five oil refineries, fighter jets, an aircraft factory, a radar, and ammunition depots: results of the previous week of the SBU special operation
The Security Service of Ukraine continues a systematic campaign to reduce the military-economic potential of the Russian Federation, approved by President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky. Last week, SBU fighters delivered successful blows to military-industrial complex enterprises, fuel-and-energy infrastructure, air defense assets, military airfields, logistics facilities, and occupiers' depots.
There were strikes, in particular:
✈️ Military infrastructure and air defense
▪️ Evpatoriya Aviation Plant (temporarily occupied Crimea) — two hangars for storing aircraft and the enterprise’s production shop were destroyed.
▪️ Military airfield “Khan’s” (Maysk district, Russia) — confirmed destruction of two Su-35 fighter jets, two L-39 training aircraft, a reservoir site of fuel and lubricants, and other airfield infrastructure.
▪️ In the Krasnodar Krai, three radar stations “Podlyot-K1” and one radar “Kasta-2E2” were struck, which the enemy uses to detect air targets.
🛢️ Fuel-and-energy infrastructure
▪️ Nizhnekamsk oil refinery “Lukoil-Permnefteorgsintez” (Perm Krai) — a large oil refining plant of Russia with a capacity of almost 13 million tons per year. After the strike, a fire broke out at the refinery’s primary processing unit.
▪️ Nizhnekamsk oil refinery “Lukoil-Volgogradnefteorgsintez” (Volgograd) — one of Russia’s largest oil refineries with a capacity of about 15 million tons of oil per year.
▪️ Three oil refineries in Ufa (Bashkortostan Republic) — “Bashneft-UNPZ”, “Bashneft-Novoil”, and “Bashneft-Ufaneftekhim”, which form one of the largest oil-refining clusters in Russia with a total capacity of over 23 million tons of oil per year.
▪️ Port Esso Tamani (Krasnodar Krai) infrastructure at which a large fire broke out after the strike.
💥 Ammunition and fuel depots
▪️ Destroyed were depots of military-technical property and ammunition in the settlements of Obriv, Chystyakove (the Donetsk region, TOT), Mariupol (the Zaporizhzhia region TOT), and Krasnopeykovsk (temporarily occupied Crimea).
▪️ Fuel and lubricants depots were struck in Gukov, Marynivka, Lahidne (TOT), Volnovakha (TOT), and Pyatykhats (temporarily occupied Crimea).
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