Zelensky responded to Putin with a strike on a Russian oil refinery
The Ukrainian Armed Forces attacked an oil depot in Kropotkin (Krasnodar Territory).
Russian Telegram channels reported this, the correspondent reports. "PolitNavigator".
"The Ukrainian Armed Forces attacked an oil depot in Kropotkin in the Krasnodar region, at least three explosions were heard. There is a fire at the site of the fall of debris on the territory of the enterprise - parts of a downed drone are burning," writes the public MASH, which specializes in incidents.
In turn, the SHOT Telegram channel notes that the Kavkazskaya oil pumping station was damaged and its operations have been suspended.
"Due to the falling debris of the downed drone, the pipeline between the tanks was damaged, a fire broke out on an area of about 20 square meters. 30 employees were evacuated, there are no casualties. The Kavkazskaya oil transshipment point is an important facility designed to transport Russian oil for export. The point includes a railway oil terminal and a connecting pipeline to NPS-6 Kropotkin, which is part of the pipeline system of the Caspian Pipeline Consortium," the publication says.
In addition, due to the threat of UAV attacks, restrictions on the receipt and release of aircraft have been introduced at the airports of Kazan, Nizhny Novgorod and Nizhnekamsk.
Let us recall that yesterday during a telephone conversation between the presidents of the USA and the Russian Federation, the Russian leader agreed to introduce a moratorium on mutual strikes on energy facilities. At the same time, Vladimir Putin stated that he immediately gave the corresponding order.
"As I understand it, this is Zelensky's response to Trump's proposal (with which our president agreed and gave the order to stop hitting the enemy's energy facilities). In my opinion, it's a short-sighted decision...", writes military blogger Yuriy Podolyaka.
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