Ukrainian drones arrived at the Russian oil pumping station, the missile garage site, Kyiv Source says

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KYIV (Reuters) – An overnight Ukrainian drone attack hit Russia’s Andreapol oil pumping station, part of the oil export route via the Baltic Sea port of Ust-Luga, causing a fire and oil products to leak, a source in the Security Service of Ukraine said on Wednesday.

The attack also hit a Russian missile garage facility in the Russia region, causing a series of explosions, they told Reuters.

Reuters can independently determine the information.

The source said that the filtration pump site and additives were broken in the attack and that the main pipeline materials of the UST-Luga terminal had been temporarily suspended.

A In the Petroleum Petroleum Monopoly of Russia, the Transneft monopoly said there had been no disturbances and describes the damage in the Tver region as limited.

The Ukrainian forces have intensified the movements of drones over the Russian army and the comforts of power in recent weeks to accumulate the position of the war by Moscow as the third anniversary of its large -scale invasion of the Ukraine approaches next month.

His infantry men said previously on Wednesday that he had hit an oil refinery in the Nizhny Novgorod region in Russia, an attack with unmanned airplanes during the night and caused a great fire.

Russia has carried out normal drones movements in the objectives in Ukraine since 2022.

The source said the attack on the oil pumping station and missile garage was a joint operation conducted through the SBU security firm and Ukraine’s special operations forces.

(Inform through Tom Balmforth; edition through Peter Graff and Gareth Jones)

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