Ukraine struck seven strategic facilities in russia over the past week, including six oil refineries and a plant producing electronic components for weapons, according to Ukraine's Ministry of Defense. The reported targets were located between 200 and 1,600 kilometers from Ukraine.
The strikes primarily targeted russia's fuel and energy infrastructure, with the six affected refineries representing a combined annual crude oil processing capacity of approximately 53.6 million tonnes. Several of these facilities also directly support the russian military by supplying fuel for its forces.
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Among the targets was the Moscow Oil Refinery, which has an annual processing capacity of 12 million tonnes.
The Perm Oil Refinery, capable of processing 13 million tonnes of oil annually, was also targeted.
Other refineries hit during the week included the Novoshakhtinsk Refinery, with a capacity of 7.5 million tonnes per year, and Bashneft-UNPZ, another deep oil-processing facility with a reported annual capacity of 7.5 million tonnes.
Ukraine also struck the Kuibyshev Refinery, one of Rosneft's key facilities, which can process around 7 million tonnes of oil annually. The Ilsky Refinery, with an annual capacity of approximately 6.6 million tonnes, was also targeted.
The seventh target was the Iskra plant, which produces electronic components for russian weapons. Its products reportedly include components for guided aircraft missiles and the Pantsir surface-to-air missile and gun system.
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