Key Points
- Ukraine launched an attack against Russian forces
- A refinery and a gas processing plant were hit in the attack
- A fire broke out at the refinery
By the Numbers
6.25 million tons12 billion cubic meters7.3 million tons
Ukraine announced that it had struck a refinery in Russia's Krasnodar region and a gas processing plant in Astrakhan as part of its overnight attacks against Russian forces. The attack resulted in a fire at the refinery and damage to the facility. Ukraine is reportedly aiming to strike at the Russian military's fuel sources with these attacks. The gas processing plant, owned by Russian energy giant Gazprom, has an annual capacity of 12 billion cubic meters of gas and 7.3 million tons of condensate.
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- What is the purpose of the attacks?
- Ukraine aims to strike at the Russian military's fuel sources
- Which facilities were hit?
- A refinery in Russia's Krasnodar region and a gas processing plant in Astrakhan
- What were the consequences of the attacks?
- A fire broke out at the refinery and the facility was damaged
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