Ukrainian Drones Hit Russia's Largest Omsk Refinery for Third Time

pravda.com.ua (Russian) —

On November 11, Ukrainian Special Operations Forces drones struck Russia's largest oil refinery, the Omsk plant, for the third time, traveling nearly 3,000 kilometers to reach the target. The Omsk refinery, part of Gazprom Neft, processes over 21 million tons of oil annually, producing gasoline, diesel, aviation fuel, and petrochemicals. It is located almost 2,500 kilometers from Ukraine's border, making it the most distant Russian refinery hit by Ukrainian drones. The first strike occurred on July 6, halting refinery operations for repairs, and the second on October 8. This latest attack marks another successful long-range deep strike operation.


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