A productive night for Ukraine's Defense Forces, as a number of important Russian targets were successfully struck:
▪️ The Chornomornaftogaz facility near Vnukove in Russian-occupied Crimea, used by the occupation authorities to extract, store, and transport natural gas and petroleum products, as well as to supply fuel and energy to Russian occupation forces on the peninsula;
▪️ A ground-based repeater used to control Geran/Gerbera drones near Chornomorske in Russian-occupied Crimea;
▪️ A road bridge near Vyselky in Donetsk region, used by Russian forces for military logistics;
▪️ A Russian drone warehouse near Chervonopopivka in Luhansk region.
The results of yesterday's strike were also confirmed:
▪️An oil refinery in Tyumen, Russia.
The refinery is one of the key oil-processing facilities in Western Siberia, with an annual processing capacity of about 7 million tonnes of crude oil. It produces gasoline, diesel fuel, jet fuel, fuel oil, and other petroleum products used, among other things, to support Russia's military-industrial complex and armed forces.
Glory!
📹: Tyumen, Russia
Horrific conditions in Casavieja, Spain, yesterday. With fierce winds driving smoke and embers through the area, firefighters from BRIF Puerto del Pico and the Castilla y León agency battle to protect homes and lives as the Burgohondo wildfire rages nearby.
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Passenger planes flying over Saint Petersburg offer also a good view to observe the burning of the Wildberries logistics centers in this corner of Russia.
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