According to preliminary reports, Ukrainian forces also struck another Wildberries logistics center located in Nevinnomyssk, Stavropol Krai.
POV: 44.66712568108862, 41.893256478943144
According to preliminary reports, Ukrainian forces struck one of Wildberries' largest and most important logistics hubs in Russia, located in Krasnodar.
Footage shared by local residents shows a large fire at the site.
POV: 45.05022490262433, 39.0286478826954
Ah fuck...
The area targeted by an Iranian IRBM attack at Muwaffaq Al Salti AB, Jordan appears to be the troop billeting area.
@Osinttechnical has confirmed via NASA FIRMS that these heat signatures appeared at approximately 0200L.
https://t.co/HB2PClVofs
The most dangerous and the most unpopular decision for all of Ukraine is to choose Syrskyi, who should have been fired a long time ago, over the modern and successful manager Fedorov. And now, even if Fedorov were saved by public pressure, I cannot imagine how much harder it would be to implement the necessary reforms in such a hostile environment.
‼️Our friends need our help: @Exilenova_plus has been suspended on @X for 30 days for no apparent reason. Since they have no voice right now, let's be their voice and ask X to restore their account.
@Exilenova_plus is a purely informative page that publishes verified updates on Ukrainian strikes deep behind enemy lines. They have been repeatedly targeted by Russian bots because of their reporting. Finding and sharing videos from inside Russia is difficult work, and they help many journalists with their coverage.
Please restore their account.
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Video showing an attack on a Russian position in Bakhmut
Affected Building: 48.6082719100687, 37.99239657473263
Source: https://t.co/GNsvyVgf4x
@GeoConfirmed@UAControlMap
🇺🇦 Ukraine appears to have struck the Slavyansk oil refinery in Slavyansk-na-Kubani, Krasnodar Krai, overnight. The site is not just another refinery fire. Located in southern Russia, it sits inside the fuel and logistics network supporting Russian operations toward occupied Crimea.
That makes it a highly valuable target.
As Ukraine increases pressure on Crimea’s bridges, ports, depots and supply routes, refineries feeding that theater become part of the same campaign: make the peninsula harder to fuel, harder to supply, and harder to hold.
Geolocation: 45.2410986, 38.1423952
OSINT: @JV13tt
Slavyansk-na-Kubani, which was once again attacked by the Slavyansk Oil Refinery, a refinery that supplies fuel, including to Crimea. Given the current operations in Crimea, it's a very lucrative target.
(45.2410986, 38.1423952)
Osint by @JV13tt
Exclusive footage of the consequences of today's missile attack on the production building of shop No. 38 of the Volgograd-based defense industry enterprise "Titan-Barrikady".
Local residents reported three missile strikes on the territory of the enterprise. In the photos and videos they published, a strike with "Flamingo" missiles was recorded.
In the defense sector, the enterprise is known as a manufacturer of:
launchers for the Iskander-M mobile missile system;
elements of the Bastion coastal missile system;
equipment for the Strategic Missile Forces, including mobile missile systems;
components for a number of other Russian missile systems.
📍48.77989444364335, 44.59575308471379
Osint https://t.co/8oFPpBFeKt
"The occupied part of Zaporizhzhia region. And there is no bridge anymore."
POV: 46.71966160936562, 35.85045346687526
Likely affected bridge: 46.71931631327284, 35.861924965639474
Source: https://t.co/7xC023FmJP
@GeoConfirmed@UAControlMap
Satellite imagery of the aftermath of the attack on the Balakhonikhinskaya Oil Pumping Station (OPS) in Russia’s Nizhny Novgorod Oblast.
The images show that two buildings at the pumping station sustained significant damage as a result of the strike.
Consequences of the latest attack on the Tuapse Oil Refinery / tank farm:
All 4 tanks have been destroyed, each likely holding 20,000 m³—a loss of approximately 80,000 m³ of crude oil and petroleum products.
The hydrocracking and hydrotreating units were also hit: the former processes heavy fractions into diesel and gasoline components, while the latter removes impurities from the fuel. Damage to these units affects the depth of processing and product quality.
The pumping station, which had been damaged earlier, has been completely destroyed—disrupting internal pumping logistics.
Some of the tanks remain intact—the potential for further losses remains.
Overall, the damage is extensive and effective.
Tuapse, April 26🔥
The consequences of a drone attack on the sanctions component of Russia - the tank farm of the Tuapse Refinery.
From the available high-quality satellite image, it can be concluded that a significant part of the tank farm has been damaged or destroyed.
It's worth noting that the territory of the refinery itself remained without visible damage. ❓
It's up to the specialized experts to analyze in detail what exactly was damaged or burned. However, even based on visual evidence, we can speak of large-scale infrastructure losses: pump stations, a railway oil loading ramp, as well as technological pipelines and fittings were affected.
This explains why the main focus is on the tank farm:
🔸this is a key storage and accumulation node
🔸this is a buffer for all the facility's logistics
🔸damage to the tanks and fittings has a strong secondary effect (fires, destruction of adjacent infrastructure)
In conclusion: even without direct hits to the processing facilities, such damage significantly limits the ability to receive, store, and ship oil and oil products, reducing the overall efficiency of the facility's operation.
Satellite footage shows the aftermath of yesterday’s drone strikes against Novorossiysk naval base as well and the Sheshkaris oil terminal. Viable burn damage is noted on the bow of the Admiral Makarov, while damage can also be spotted at multiple points of the oil terminal, including at the berth 1 and 2 and near the pipeline’s shutoff systems.