As a result of the GUR operation of the MoD, on the night of November 25, drones hit the facility of the fuel and energy complex in the Kaluga region of the Russian Federation. This is reported by sources in Ukrainian intelligence.
Points of attention
- The GUR of the Ministry of Defense carried out a drone attack on an oil depot in Russia, which is involved in ensuring aggression against Ukraine.
- As a result of kamikaze drone strikes on the oil depot, four oil storage tanks were damaged and a fire broke out.
- The attack on the oil depot in Kaluga preceded the events when drones attacked the Typhoon factory, which produces military equipment for the Russian military industry.
- The specified plant also specializes in the production of parts for air defense systems and aviation equipment.
- The attack on the Kaluganaftoprodukt oil depot is part of an attempt to contain the Russian military-industrial complex.
What is known about the GUR attack on an oil depot in the Kaluga region of the Russian Federation
According to sources, around 00:30 on November 25, as a result of kamikaze drone strikes, a series of explosions and a fire started at the facility.
The video of eyewitnesses from the Russian public shows the unsuccessful attempts of the Russian air defense to repel the UAV attack.
The object of the attack was the oil depot of JSC "Kaluganaftoprodukt", which participates in ensuring the armed aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine.
As reported by rosZMI with reference to sources at JSC Kaluganaftoprodukt in Kaluga, 4 oil storage tanks were damaged as a result of the UAV attack.
On the night of November 24-25, at least 8 drones attacked the JSC Kaluganaftoprodukt oil depot on Hrabtsivskyi Shosse in Kaluga. 4 fuel tanks were damaged, a fire broke out. There are no casualties.
What preceded it
In the city of Kaluga, Kaluga region of the Russian Federation, drones attacked the Typhoon plant, which is part of the Russian military-industrial complex. Also, after drone strikes, the Kaluganaftoprodukt oil depot caught fire.
As Andriy Kovalenko, head of the Center for countering disinformation at the NSDC, said, this plant produces communication systems, radio-electronic intelligence and radar equipment, manufactures components for surveillance and guidance systems installed on military equipment.
"Typhoon" also manufactures parts for air defense systems, aviation equipment and missile systems, maintains and improves the equipment in service with the Russian troops.
In addition, the plant produces electronic modules and specialized equipment necessary for the integration of various military systems.
Information about the "arrival" at the Kaluga oil depot "Kaluganaftoprodukt" also appeared on the network.
