Ukrainian Drones Target Russian Fuel Infrastructure in Vladimir Oblast
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Ukrainian Drones Target Russian Fuel Infrastructure in Vladimir Oblast

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Ukrainian drones struck a fuel pumping station in Russia's Vladimir Oblast, disrupting diesel supply to Moscow and surrounding regions.

Ukrainian drones targeted a fuel pumping station in Russia's Vladimir Oblast on the night of September 7, according to Robert "Madyar" Brovdi, Commander of Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces. The Vtorovo station, located in the settlement of Penkino approximately 210 kilometers east of Moscow, supplies diesel to the Moscow Ring Oil Product Pipeline, which serves the capital and surrounding areas. The facility is operated by Transneft, a Russian state-controlled oil pipeline company. The extent of the damage and the impact on fuel supplies to Moscow remain unclear. This strike is part of Ukraine's ongoing efforts to disrupt Russian energy infrastructure, aiming to undermine Moscow's war funding. Ukrainian forces have intensified attacks on Russian oil facilities, including refineries and depots, in recent months.

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Ukrainian drones targeted a fuel pumping station in Russia's Vladimir Oblast on the night of September 7.

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The Vtorovo station supplies diesel to the Moscow Ring Oil Product Pipeline.

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The facility is operated by Transneft, a Russian state-controlled oil pipeline company.

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This strike is part of Ukraine's ongoing efforts to disrupt Russian energy infrastructure.

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The extent of the damage and the impact on fuel supplies to Moscow remain unclear.

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Ukrainian forces have intensified attacks on Russian oil facilities, including refineries and depots, in recent months.

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