SSU conducts another series of long-range strikes on russia’s fuel and military infrastructure
During the night of July 24, the SSU carried out another series of successful strikes against oil refineries, oil pumping stations, and radar systems located within the territory of russia and the temporarily occupied Autonomous Republic of Crimea.
These special operations are being conducted in fulfillment of the tasks assigned by the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, aimed at reducing the russia’s military and economic capabilities.
Among the facilities successfully struck were:
- The ‘Subkhankulovo’ line production dispatch station in the Republic of Bashkortostan (approximately 1,350 km from the Ukrainian border). As a result of the strike, the facility's tank farm caught fire.
- The ‘Novospassky’ mini oil refinery in Ulyanovsk region (approximately 900 km from the Ukrainian border). A fire also broke out in the refinery's tank farm.
- The ‘First Plant’ mini oil refinery in the Kaluga region.
- The ‘Nebo-U’ long-range radar station at the ‘Belbek’ military airfield in the temporarily occupied Crimea.
- A fuel and lubricants storage tank at the ‘Saki’ military airfield in the temporarily occupied Crimea.
The SSU continues to enhance its long-range special operations capabilities. In a single night, SSU drones simultaneously struck multiple targets across several regions and at varying depths within the territory of the russia.
This operational approach significantly complicates the enemy's ability to respond effectively and forces it to disperse its air defence assets across a much wider area.