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The Ukrainian Armed Forces Struck A "Chernomorneftegaz" Facility In Crimea

The Ukrainian Armed Forces Struck A "Chernomorneftegaz" Facility In Crimea

The Ukrainian General Staff has revealed the details.

On the night of July 26, the Ukrainian Armed Forces launched strikes against key Russian military targets. The destruction of the Tyumen Oil Refinery has also been confirmed.

This was reported by the General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

"Chernomorneftegaz" has been struck

One of the targets was the "Chernomorneftegaz" facility in the Vnukovo area of occupied Crimea. The General Staff reported that the destruction of the target has been confirmed.

Since the occupation of the peninsula, Russia has been using the seized Chernomorneftegaz facilities for the production, storage, and transportation of natural gas and petroleum products. They also meet the fuel and energy needs of Russian forces in Crimea.

Drone relay station and military logistics under attack

In addition, the Ukrainian military struck a ground-based relay station used to control Geran- and Gerbera-class attack drones in the Chernomorsk area.

As explained by the General Staff, such relay stations increase flight range, improve communication stability, and enhance the quality of drone control—drones that Russia uses to attack Ukraine.

A road bridge near Vyselky in the Donetsk region, which the occupiers used for military logistics, was also struck.

In addition, the Defense Forces struck a formation of Russian drones near Chervonopopivka and an area where enemy personnel were concentrated in Purdovka, Luhansk Oblast.

Destruction of the Tyumen Oil Refinery Confirmed

The General Staff also provided details on the results of the preliminary operation. In particular, the destruction of the Tyumen Oil Refinery—which the Defense Forces struck on July 25—has been confirmed.

The Tyumen Oil Refinery is one of the key enterprises in the oil refining industry of Western Siberia. Its capacity is approximately 7 million metric tons of crude oil per year.

The facility produces automotive gasoline, diesel and jet fuel, fuel oil, and other petroleum products which, according to the General Staff, are used, in particular, to meet the needs of the military-industrial complex and the armed forces of the Russian Federation.

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