Ukrainian Drons again strike Russia’s largest oil refinery

Ukrainian Special Operations Forces Units ( SOF has struck the oil refinery in Omsk, Russia, for the third time, on November 11, with fears reaching nearly 3,000 miles [3,000 km] to the target.

The Omsk refinery is the largest in Russia and is part of the Gazprom Neft company. It processes more than 21 million tonnes of oil annually, producing gasoline, diesel oil, aviation fuel and petrochemical products.

The facility is located some 2,500 miles [2,500 km] from the Ukrainian border and is considered the most remote refinery in Russian territory that has been hit by Ukrainian fears.

The first attack on this refinery was carried out on July 6th. After the blow, the object completely stopped processing oil and was removed from its function to undergo repairs.

Refinery was hit for the second time on October 8th, while the 11th attack marks the third blow to the same target.

Ukraine’s Special Operations Forces said they would continue to crack down on Russian targets, regardless of their distance.

) SOF will bring Russia back the war it started, no matter how far the enemy tries to hide its objects, it says in their statement.

Source Layer: Insander