SBU drones strike key Russian oil hub Samara

podrobnosti.ua (Ukrainian) —

Ukraine's Security Service (SBU) struck the strategic Samara oil station in Russia with long-range drones on November 13, hitting oil storage tanks. The attack targeted the key facility near Prosvet village in Samara Oblast. The operation was carried out by drones from the SBU's Alpha special operations center. The station is a crucial hub receiving oil from Tatarstan, Western Siberia, and other regions, where it is blended to produce the Urals export grade, accounting for up to 50% of Russian oil exports. The extent of damage is still being clarified. This was the fourth attack on the station since October 2, with previous strikes damaging 14 tanks, a pipeline section, and loading equipment, and causing fires.


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