Ukraine hits oil refinery in Volgograd: General Staff reveals full list of overnight targets
Ukrainian General Staff reported strike on refinery in Russia's Volgograd (photo: Getty Images)
On the night of February 11, Ukraine's Defense Forces struck the Volgograd oil refinery in Russia. They also carried out a series of strikes on military facilities of Russian forces in temporarily occupied territories, the Ukrainian General Staff reported.
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Strike on Russian territory
According to the General Staff, on the night of February 11, the Volgograd oil refinery in Volgograd (Russia), which is involved in supplying the Russian army, was hit.
A fire was recorded on the territory of the facility. The extent of the damage is currently being clarified.
Strikes on occupied territories
In temporarily occupied Crimea, near the settlement of Lobanove, the Defense Forces struck a fuel and lubricants depot of Russian forces.
In the temporarily occupied territory of the Zaporizhzhia region, near Balochky, a logistics supply depot of Russian forces was hit.
In the area of Liubymivka, a concentration of military equipment of Russian forces was struck, and near Huliaipole, personnel of a unit from the Rubicon center.
In addition, in the temporarily occupied territory of the Donetsk region, near Tretiaky, Ukrainian forces destroyed an Osa surface-to-air missile system.
In the temporarily occupied territory of the Kherson region, near Voskresenske, a Russian Tor surface-to-air missile system was hit.
"Enemy losses and the extent of the damage are being clarified," the General Staff said.
Systematic efforts to reduce the combat potential of the Russian aggressor will continue.
Last night, unidentified drones carried out a massive attack on Volgograd, Russia. The local oil refinery was hit, after which a fire was recorded in the area of the facility.
