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Ukrainian Defense Forces Set Fire To Oil Hub And Missile Arsenal In Leningrad Region

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Ukrainian Defense Forces Set Fire To Oil Hub And Missile Arsenal In Leningrad Region

One of the affected terminals stored 40,000 cubic meters of fuel for the Russian army.

Ukrainian defense forces hit two oil depots near St. Petersburg, an ammunition arsenal in the Leningrad Region, and a number of enemy facilities in the combat zone on the night of June 6, the AFU General Staff reported.

On June 5 and on the night of June 6, Ukrainian units hit the Peterhofskaya oil depot in the town of Lomonosov in the Leningrad Region. Hits, an explosion and a fire were recorded at the facility.

A separate target was the Neste oil terminal in the same city. A fire broke out in the area of the terminal, the results of the hit are being specified.

"The terminal is a hub for the distribution of oil products (gasoline, diesel) in the northwestern region of Russia. The one-time storage volume is 40,000 cubic meters of light petroleum products," the General Staff said in a statement.

Arsenal in Bolshaya Izhora

The arsenal of the storage complex for missile weapons, ammunition and military equipment of the 1060th Logistics Support Center in the village of Bolshaya Izhora in the Leningrad region was also hit. Explosions, secondary detonation and fire were recorded at the facility.

Enemy facilities on the frontline and in the border region

Ukrainian military hit a command and observation post of a Russian unit near Malinovka, Belgorod Region, and a logistics warehouse near Karaichnoye, Luhansk Region.

The facilities hit included control points for enemy drones:

- in the areas of Voskresenka and Odradnoye in Donetsk Region;

- in the areas of Novofedorovka and Zheleznodorozhnoye in Zaporizhzhya.

The strikes also hit areas where the occupants' personnel were concentrated - near Pokrovsk and Rodinskoye in Donetsk Region, Petropavlovka in Kharkiv Region, as well as Tyotkino and Anatolievka in Kursk Region of the Russian Federation.

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