Ukraine Delivers Damaging Strikes on Critical Russian Oil Infrastructure
In a strategic blow, Ukraine has targeted and damaged a major Russian oil terminal at Primorsk and a refinery in Ufa, disrupting the country's energy supply chain.
Ukraine has announced successful strikes on critical Russian oil infrastructure, delivering a significant blow to the country's energy capabilities. In a series of attacks, Ukrainian forces reportedly hit a key oil terminal at Primorsk and a refinery in Ufa on Monday.
The strikes on the Primorsk oil terminal, a major export hub for Russian crude, are expected to disrupt Russia's ability to ship oil abroad. The Ufa refinery, located in the Volga-Ural region, is one of the largest in the country and produces a significant portion of Russia's refined petroleum products.
The successful targeting of these strategic energy assets represents a significant escalation in Ukraine's campaign to undermine Russia's war efforts. By disrupting the flow of oil and refined fuels, Ukraine aims to hamper Russia's ability to sustain its military operations and supply its domestic market.
{{IMAGE_PLACEHOLDER}}According to Ukrainian officials, the strikes were carried out using a combination of long-range artillery, air strikes, and possibly drone attacks. The extent of the damage to the targeted facilities is not yet fully known, but the impact on Russia's energy sector is expected to be substantial.
Source: Al Jazeera
