Ukrainian Special Forces attacked two strategic facilities of Lukoil in Russia.
Strikes on strategic facilities in Russia
According to inkorr.com: The deep strike units of the Special Operations Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine attacked two important energy facilities in the Volgograd region of Russia. This was reported by the official channel of the Special Operations Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
The attack was aimed at 'LUKOIL-Korobkovsky Gas Processing Plant' and the 'Yefimovka' dispatch station. Both of these facilities perform critically important functions in the energy system of southern regions of Russia.
The 'LUKOIL-Korobkovsky' gas processing plant is engaged in the processing of natural gas and associated gas, with a capacity of 450 million cubic meters per year, making it a key component of the gas processing system in the region.
The 'Yefimovka' dispatch station services several trunk lines in the region, with a capacity of 50 million tons per year, making it an important element for energy transportation.
The Armed Forces emphasize that they continue the fight against the Russian aggressor to stop him on all fronts.
As a result of the night attacks by Ukrainian units, significant damage was inflicted on both key energy facilities in Russia. This underscores the determination of the Ukrainian military to defend their country and ensure security in the region.
Such strikes can significantly impact the energy infrastructure of Russia and demonstrate Ukraine's readiness for active response actions to aggression. Such operations highlight the importance of the energy factor in military strategies and the military's readiness to act deep in the enemy's communications, which can help reduce their ability to continue combat operations.
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