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Ukrainian Drones Strike One of Western Siberia’s Largest Oil Refineries Nearly 2,000 km From Border

Ukraine has extended its aerial campaign deep into Russian territory, striking the Tyumen oil refinery nearly 2,000 km from the border.

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Ukrainian drones targeted the Tyumen oil refinery in Western Siberia, one of the region's largest facilities. The attack resulted in a fire at the site, according to reports from Bloomberg, the Kyiv Post, and UNITED24 Media.

Coverage from Українська правда highlights that the refinery's anti-drone nets failed to prevent the strike. France 24 notes that this event coincided with the Kazakh leader informing Vladimir Putin that the war should end.

Further reports may clarify the extent of the damage and whether this indicates a shift in the reach of Ukrainian drone operations.

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Quick answers

Which refinery was targeted?

The Tyumen oil refinery in Western Siberia.

How far was the strike from the border?

The refinery is located nearly 2,000 km from the border.

Did the refinery have defenses against drones?

According to Українська правда, the facility had anti-drone nets, but they did not save it from the strike.

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Topics

Ukraine Russia Tyumen Oil Refinery Siberia Drone Warfare

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