SBU strikes at the heart of Russian fuel logistics

SBU «Alpha» drones strike a key node of the oil transportation system supporting Russian aviation and the Black Sea Fleet

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The Security Service of Ukraine struck at a strategic facility of the Russian fuel infrastructure - the Krymska oil pipeline station in Krasnodar region, which supplied fuel to enemy military bases in the south of the aggressor country.

Strike at a key army supply facility

The Security Service of Ukraine struck at a strategic facility of the Russian fuel infrastructure - the Krymska oil pipeline station in Krasnodar region, which supplied fuel to enemy military bases in the south of the aggressor country.

Alpha drones hit the target

Drones of the Alpha Special Operations Centre« Security Service of Ukraine together with the SSU, attacked the Krymska linear production and dispatching station located in Krasnodar Territory.

The facility is a part of the Tikhoretsk-Novorossiysk-2 oil pipeline system and is managed by Transneft.

Why this station is important

The Krymska station plays a key role in the transshipment and storage of fuel used for the military needs of the Russian Federation. In particular, it supplies the Krymsk tactical aviation base and facilities Russian Black Sea Fleet у Novorossiysk.

Fire and damage to infrastructure

According to local authorities, a fire broke out on the territory of the oil depot as a result of the attack. The infrastructure supporting the facility was also damaged.

SBU strategy: weakening the enemy

According to an SBU source, such operations are part of a systematic effort to reduce Russia's military, economic and logistical potential.

«The SBU has been consistently reducing the enemy's capabilities in the military, economic and logistical spheres. Such operations will continue as long as Russia wages war against Ukraine. Each such strike weakens the aggressor's resource base and complicates the supply of its troops,» the source said.

 

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