Ukrainian Armed Forces strike three strategic facilities in Russia: which targets were destroyed.
According to inkorr.com: Throughout the night of November 13 to 14, Ukrainian forces launched powerful strikes on three key facilities on Russian territory. This information was disclosed by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Ukrainian weaponry, including 'Neptune' missiles and attack drones, was used to hit the 'Novorossiysk' naval base in Krasnodar Krai.
'Damage to important infrastructure at the port and the 'Sheskharis' oil terminal, as well as to a launch pad from the S-400 arsenal and a missile storage facility, was recorded, resulting in explosions and fire,' the statement reads.
Additionally, the 'Saratov' oil refinery in Saratov Oblast was destroyed, as well as the infrastructure of the fuel and lubricant storage facility 'Kristal Combine' in the Engels area of the same region. These facilities play a crucial role in supplying Russian troops involved in hostilities in Ukraine.
'The Armed Forces continue to take all necessary measures to undermine the military-economic and offensive potential of the occupiers from the Russian Federation and to direct them towards ceasing armed aggression against Ukraine'
The strike by Ukrainian troops on strategic facilities in Russia inflicts significant damage on infrastructure that is critically important to the Russian armed forces in Ukraine. These actions reaffirm Ukraine's resolve in response to aggression and in defense of its sovereignty.
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